Commonwealth Ombudsman annual report 2004-2005
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In this chapter

 Introduction
 Complaint workload
 Public administration
 Developing
role of the Ombudsman
 International cooperation
 Key activities for 2004–05
 Outlook for 2005–06

References

List of tables
and figures
Abbreviations and acronyms
Compliance index

CHAPTER 1 year in review

International cooperation

Over the past four years, the Ombudsman's office has been steadily increasing its international program. In 2004–05, funding from various Australian Agency for International Development programs supported our international activities to facilitate the exchange of specialist advice, training, technical assistance and support to the National Ombudsman Commission of Indonesia, the Thailand Ombudsman, and the Ombudsmen in the Cook Islands, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu.

These activities have confirmed that the Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman is well placed to play a key supporting role in the development and enhancement of ombudsman offices throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

The Commonwealth and New South Wales Ombudsmen and staff working with Pacific Island Ombudsmen on ideas for sharing of skills and knowledge prior to the APOR Conference in Wellington in February 2005