PAIA Manual
Promotion of Access to Information Act Manual
This manual has been prepared in accordance with the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA).
The purpose of PAIA is to promote transparency and allow individuals access to records held by public and private bodies, subject to certain limitations.
About All United
All United operates as a private body in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act.
This manual explains how requests for information can be made.
Information available without formal request
Certain information may be available without submitting a formal PAIA request.
This may include:
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company contact details
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compliance notices
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privacy information
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website content
Records held by All United
Records maintained by All United may include:
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client records
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insurance policy documentation
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financial records
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regulatory compliance documentation
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operational records
Some records may contain confidential or personal information and may only be released where permitted by law.
Request procedure
A person requesting access to information must submit a formal request in writing.
The request should include:
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full contact details
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description of the requested record
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reason for requesting access
Requests should be directed to the Information Officer.
Information Officer
Information Officer
All United
Phone: 087 234 9550
Email: info@allunited.co.za
Complaints Resolution Procedure
Complaints Handling Process
At All United, we aim to provide professional service and fair treatment to every client.
If you are unhappy with any aspect of our service, we encourage you to raise the issue with us so that we can address the matter promptly.
How to lodge a complaint
Complaints should be submitted in writing and should include:
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your full name
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contact details
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policy number (if applicable)
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description of the complaint
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supporting documentation if available
Complaints can be submitted to:
All United Complaints Department
Phone: [Insert phone number]
Email: [Insert email address]
What happens after a complaint is received
Once we receive a complaint:
- The complaint will be acknowledged.
- The matter will be investigated.
- We will respond within a reasonable timeframe.
Our goal is to resolve complaints fairly and efficiently.
Escalation process
If you are not satisfied with the outcome of your complaint, you may have the right to escalate the matter through appropriate dispute resolution channels.
Further information will be provided if escalation becomes necessary.