vfInTations, "ccmpl-nr-nt shall be notified of such adjustment. Section 9: D7.IL OF vIOLATION If the respondent denies the frcts as alleged, or if he admits the frets but takes issue as to the r.-c:..i.,; of the Code, or if he asserts that h, is not subject thereto, or t.at there is a conflict of codes, or if th.- respondient faila to srti-fy the Complaints Committee that he is n:.t viol-atin..- the Code, he should. be notified to apn ea.r at the office of the Livisional Sub-Divisiona!l or Regional Conpi-ints Comm-ittee and state his case, '."r..*! such an interview seems expedient and likely to fr,.-cilit-te ani aCjustment. If no interview is held, or if after such inte'rviciv the case is still unadjusteC, -,nd it appears desirable for a field a:ejt to visit the respondent, arrangements for such a visit shall bc mr&d-.-. The field a,: nt, in r-dCition to securi-.: evidence shall seek to brip.in about an adjustment ,ith the respo-icnt if it ap$pers warranted. If efforts of staff members and field agents are unsuccessful in securin_. said adjustment, the complaint shall be set for hearing before the proper Complrints Corar-ittee and both the Oomplainant a.nd respondent sh'-1l oc- n-otifie-d thereof cy registered mail. If, after such hearing, the coiI-i.d-it is still .-s-'"justed and further facts or further inter- vie-.'s a 'ear likely to facilitate adjustment, arrangements may be made to ,ave a. field av.-nt visit the respondent. In case of doubt as to the -rn.nic i -)f the Code, or as to other facts, an official ruling shall be obt.-ine(' from the appropriate source. Section l,:* :ArL'u- TO P SPOYD If r_2cpo-d-,ent fails to answer communication a-ddressed to him v'ithin1 five bsinesa days a second co.mmiiunication asking for a reply within five cbv.iniess days sha11 be sent him by registered mail. There- -ifter if no rrjpl, has been received or in any case if respondent indi- cates his uznwillin:ness or lack of intention of complying, or of making restitution, the crse she'll be assigned to a field rc-j-it for such further investigation as m.y be necessary to determine the facts of the cas ,at first hand. Section 1i. PIT -'F C: "? CAS-,S T' I'Ti:. T _Q ,-IS a) After a Divisionrl, Sub-Divioional or Regional Complrints Coiraii t t'_e has exhausted all reasonable efforts in adjusting any com- n 1ir, t t'-.i:,ouh interviews, hearing:y, field investigations, etc., and thy. c'ui:pliint is still n-L'justed, it may be referred to the appropri- L t-.ti.:.:al Comp-laints Committee, together with recomamendations for '...-. action. If an, any time "ny Ccr..iplaints Committee is convinced th-t complaint conclusively sets forth a violation which the respon- Lenit hc. ': no disposition to correct or to adjust, such complaint ma~y be ir,',drinediately referred, tn.-t.ther with the entire report, to the IT:.tional Compi-.ints Committee without following through the rejula-r -rc:scribed routine, and the i:ational Complaints Cornm ittee .ha.ll refer it promptly to the IT -io'.al Recov-ry,, Administration. b) Cases sent by v. Complaints Committee to a higher body for further action must include the followi.i.. d',ta: nr 11