If a complaint does not allege a prima facie case of a license law violation, what action will the commission take?

When a complaint does not allege a prima facie case of a license law violation, the commission will take the action of returning it to the complainant for a supplement. This means that the commission has found the information provided in the initial complaint insufficient to determine whether there is a legal basis to proceed. By returning it for supplementation, the commission gives the complainant an opportunity to provide additional details or evidence that may support their claims and meet the required legal standards.

This approach allows for the possibility of a more complete and substantiated complaint, which may lead to an investigation if the additional information establishes a prima facie case. It focuses on ensuring that the complaints received are adequately supported before any further steps are taken, which serves to uphold the integrity of the complaint process within the commission's purview.