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A Consultation Ombudsman? – Is it time to consider a new way to settle disputes about public consultations?
Posted 12 years ago5 minute read
At various times in the last fifty years, Governments have responded to pressure to handle complaints of various kinds by setting up a range of Ombudsmen. Including the devolved administrations, there are now about a dozen separate organisations using the Swedish terminology that has now been adopted worldwide.3
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