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- If you don’t need us to get back to you immediately, you can complete a form either
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- We will display a summary of comments received and our responses to them on library
notice boards.
- We will regularly review the issues raised by you and make use of them in planning
service changes and improvements.
- If you are not satisfied with how we dealt with your complaint, in the first instance
please contact the
Deputy University Librarian - Customer Services.
- If you are still unhappy with our response, you can use the NTU Complaints Procedure for Students. If you
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