British Ombudsman Association

Government in London
Government in London Ombudsmen exist to cope with complaints from ordinary citizens about certain public bodies or private sector services. The services offered by ombudsmen are free of charge. Each ombudsman scheme operates under slightly different rules, but in general an ombudsman doesn't consider a complaint unless the organisation, business or professional standards body concerned has 1st been given a reasonable opportunity to cope with it. If the ombudsman decides to conduct a formal investigation, a written report on the investigation will be issued, and will normally set out the evidence considered by the ombudsman and proposals for resolving the dispute. If a complaint is upheld, the ombudsman will expect the organisation to supply a suitable remedy.

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94 Milner Drive
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TW2 7PJ
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read moreFor the general public we provide information about the role of the ombudsman and where ombudsman schemes work and the areas they cover. We provide more detailed information that might be of interest to professional working in the field of complaint handling, or to those involved in the establishment of new ombudsman schemes. Here you will find the principle features of an ombudsman scheme and how they differ in the public and private sectors. We also show the traditional methods of establishing schemes (voluntarily, by statute, and resulting from statute).
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