CHAPTER
8 How
the Ombudsman helped people
Introduction
Review of administrative decision making by courts and tribunals focuses
on the correctness of a decision—for example, a decision to refuse
a visa, to revoke a licence, or to cancel a social support benefit. The
Ombudsman's office can examine the correctness of decisions, but most
investigations focus on other problems that people encounter in their
dealings with government agencies. This chapter illustrates the broader
focus of the Ombudsman's role by looking at some of the varied ways in
which we help people to relate more successfully to government.
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