Is this a correct use of 'that'?

RepiIs this a correct use of 'that'?

I can't figure out what it means, so I'd have to say the answer is "no".

I think you're aiming for: ... whether ... in-house or whether the client should be advised to ....

The usage is generally decide whether ... or whether ... If the phrases or clauses are fairly sho

Thanks! Do you think that this sentence is okay without the second 'whether'? What I was trying to say is that it is the person's, who holds the position, responsibility to decide whether xy should be dealt with in-house or the client should be referred to xy. Does this sentence sound natural to you?

RepiDo you think that this sentence is okay without the second 'whether'?

No. Note that I wrote it with the second 'whether'. That's because I thought it was needed.

Repiit is the person's responsibility to decide whether xy should be dealt with in-house or the client should be referred to xy. Does this sentence sound natural to you?

The role involves the responsibility to decide whether 1) a claim can be dealt with in-house or 2) the claimant should be advised to either contact another organisation or deal with it on their own.

Actually, all that is needed is the first part, since once the claim is taken elsewhere, it really does not matter who deals with it.

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Thanks for both of you! I do tend to overexplain things.