Referral to attorney general

(a) If the chief administrative law judge determines that AS 44.64.050(c) or 2 AAC 64.080 requires a complaint to be referred to the attorney general, the chief administrative law judge will provide the complaint file to the attorney general and will notify the person who filed the complaint, the hearing officer or administrative law judge whose conduct is the subject of the complaint, and the hearing officer's or administrative law judge's supervisor that the complaint has been referred to the attorney general. (b) If the chief administrative law judge determines that AS 44.64.050(c) and .080 do not require a complaint to be referred to the attorney general, the chief administrative law judge will deny the complaint and give written notice of the denial to the person who filed the complaint and to the hearing officer or administrative law judge whose conduct is the subject of the complaint. (c) If a person files a written complaint alleging that the chief administrative law judge violated AS 44.64.050(a) or .010 - .050, the office will refer the complaint to the attorney general and notify the person who filed the complaint of the referral.