An Ombudsman is an official whose role is to investigate complaints about various individuals, government departments, companies, authorities, officials and organisations, amongst others. There are numerous types of Ombudsman, each of which is required to investigate specific issues. It is therefore important that you approach the correct Ombudsman in order to avoid delays in the progression of your complaint.
The various NSW Ombudsman have numerous responsibilities which usually, but not always, involve investigating Formal Reviews issued by various individuals and bodies. Other roles and responsibilities that the NSW Ombudsman may be required to fulfil include conducting regular visits to prisons and juvenile centres and conducting inspections of these facilities; auditing the records of certain agencies; and reviewing and inspecting the circumstances of those individuals in care.
At Navado, we provide a confidential environment for you to meet with one of our Administrative Lawyers to discuss your matter. It is important that you speak with one of our Administrative Lawyers before carrying there may be several regulations to satisfy before taking your matter to the NSW Ombudsman.
If you wish to speak with one of our Administrative Lawyers, contact our firm by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au.
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