To be admissible, your report must fall within one of the categories provided by law and contain precise and sufficiently detailed facts.
Submitting a report is a serious process that may have consequences for the individuals concerned. It is therefore your responsibility to ensure the accuracy of the facts observed or reported. An inaccurate or malicious report may be considered defamatory or slanderous.
The admissibility of your report will be assessed based on the following elements in particular:
- Does the report concern a situation related to the professional context?
- Is the described situation likely to cause harm or damage?
- Are the reported facts likely to constitute a violation of applicable laws or regulations?
- Is the report supported by factual evidence or documents?
- Is the report made in good faith and without any financial compensation?
Each report is handled with due diligence and in strict confidentiality.
Only authorized points of contact have access to the transmitted information. Their role is to assess the admissibility of the report, analyze the reported facts, and, where necessary, carry out appropriate investigations.
The personal data collected in this context are used exclusively for the purpose of processing the report, in compliance with applicable regulations. For more information on how your data is processed and your rights, please consult Leem’s Privacy Policy.