Rights of complainant The complainant shall have the following rights: (1) Notice of receipt The Coordinator shall provide to the complainant notice of receipt of a complaint not later than 10 days after the date of such receipt. (2) Right to Counsel (A) In general The complainant shall have the right to be represented by legal counsel in any hearing under this section. (B) Pro bono representation The Coordinator shall submit to the complainant a list of persons (updated not less often than quarterly) who have indicated their availability to represent crime victims on a pro bono basis. (C) Contact information of counsel In the case that a complainant is represented by legal counsel in a hearing convened under this section, the contact information of such attorney shall be included on the complaint. (D) Notice of withdrawal In the case that legal counsel for a complainant withdraws from such representation, the attorney shall provide notice to the Coordinator. (3) Right to present evidence The complainant shall have the right to present evidence and witnesses at any hearing under this section. (h) Rights of attorney for the Government Any attorney for the Government against whom a complaint has been submitted to the Office of Crime Victims’ Rights is entitled to— (1) receive notice of a complaint against the attorney not later than 10 days after such complaint is received by the Office of Crime Victims’ Rights