Committee outlines OHR process, time commitment and record deadline for Human Rights Commission nominees
Oct 5, 2026
Chair Nadeau explained how the Office of Human Rights investigates complaints and the Commission’s role in adjudication, reminded nominees the Commission meets six times per year for 90 minutes, and said the roundtable record closes Oct. 12, 2026.
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At the Committee on Public Works and Operations roundtable on Oct. 5, Chair Brianne Nadeau described the investigative and adjudicative process that links the Office of Human Rights to the D.C. Commission on Human Rights. Nadeau told nominees that OHR employees investigate complaints, attempt mediation and draft findings for the director; “If the director finds probable cause to believe there’s been a violation, then the case can proceed to the Commission on Human Rights,” she said.
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