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Which of the following is not typically part of the administrative procedure for handling a citizen complaint inspection?

Accessibility
Documentation
Investigation process
Resolution procedures

The correct answer is: Accessibility

In the context of handling citizen complaints, administrative procedures primarily focus on ensuring a systematic approach to addressing the concerns raised. These procedures typically include thorough documentation of the complaint, a defined investigation process to assess the validity of the complaint, and resolution procedures to address and rectify the issues identified. Accessibility, while important in ensuring that citizens can file complaints and engage with the process, is not specifically an administrative procedure. Rather, it relates to how easily individuals can access the complaint mechanism or the resources related to the addressing of such complaints. Therefore, it is less direct in terms of the procedural steps taken once a complaint is received and processed, making it the correct choice as something not typically included in the administrative procedure for handling a citizen complaint inspection.