Recommendations. — Guam Code § 5115

§ 5115. Recommendations.

(a) If, after investigation, the Suruhanu is of the opinion that an agency

should:

(1) consider the matter further;

(2) modify or cancel an act;

(3) alter a regulation, practice or ruling;

(4) explain more fully the act in question;

(5) rectify an omission; or

(6) take any other action; he shall state his recommendations and

reasons therefor to the agency. If the Suruhanu so requests, the agency

shall, within the time he has specified, inform him about the action

taken on his recommendation or the reasons for not complying with

them. After a reasonable period of time has elapsed, the Suruhanu may

issue a report.

(b) If the Suruhanu believes that an action has been dictated by laws

whose results are unfair or otherwise objectionable and should be revised,

he shall bring his views concerning desirable statutory change to the

attention of the Legislature and agency.

(c) If the Suruhanu believes that any person has acted in a manner

warranting criminal or disciplinary proceedings, he shall refer the matter to

the appropriate authorities without notice to that person.