.Section 15 of the Ombudsman Act 1976
(Ombudsman Act) lists the grounds on which the
Ombudsman can formally make a report to an
agency, and ultimately to the Prime Minister and
Parliament. Only a small number of reports are
made each year to agencies, and more rarely to
the Prime Minister or Parliament.
Clearly Alison Larkin ( deputy Commonwealth Ombudsman should have 2 cocks shoved up her arse ) for failing to comply with obligations under the Commonwealth Ombudsman Act.
Colin Neave,
who was president of the Administrative Review Council and now is the
Commonwealth ombudsman also should be fucked up the arse for failing
his responsibilities as Banking industry Ombudsman and also Financial
Services Ombudsman. This faggot is also an order of Australia for
licking shit off Government Arses
OMBUDSMAN ACT 1976 - SECT 15
Reports by Ombudsman
(1) Where, after an investigation under this
Act into action taken by a Department or prescribed authority has been completed,
the Ombudsman is of the opinion:
(a) that the action:
(i) appears to have been
contrary to law;
(ii) was unreasonable,
unjust, oppressive or improperly discriminatory;
(iii) was in accordance with
a rule of law, a provision of an enactment or a
practice but the rule, provision or practice is or may be unreasonable, unjust,
oppressive or improperly discriminatory;
(iv) was based either wholly
or partly on a mistake of law or of fact; or
(v) was otherwise, in all
the circumstances, wrong;
(b) that, in the course of the taking
of the action, a discretionary power had been exercised for an improper purpose
or on irrelevant grounds; or
(c) in a case where the action
comprised or included a decision to exercise a discretionary power in a
particular manner or to refuse to exercise such a power:
(i) that irrelevant
considerations were taken into account, or that there was a failure to take
relevant considerations into account, in the course of reaching the decision to
exercise the power in that manner or to refuse to exercise the power, as the
case may be; or
(ii) that the complainant in
respect of the investigation or some other person should have been furnished,
but was not furnished, with particulars of the reasons for deciding to exercise
the power in that manner or to refuse to exercise the power, as the case may be;
this section applies to the decision, recommendation, act
or omission constituting that action.
(2) Where the
Ombudsman is of the opinion:
(a)
that a decision, recommendation, act or omission to which this section applies
should be referred to the appropriate authority for further consideration;
(b) that some particular action could
be, and should be, taken to rectify, mitigate or alter the effects of, a
decision, recommendation, act or omission to which this section applies;
(c) that a decision to which this
section applies should be cancelled or varied;
(d) that a rule of law, provision of an
enactment or practice on which a decision,
recommendation, act or omission to which this section applies was based should
be altered;
(e) that reasons should have been, but
were not, given for a decision to which this section applies; or
(f) that any other thing should be
done in relation to a decision, recommendation, act or omission to which this
section applies;
(3) The Ombudsman:
(a) shall include in a report under
subsection (2) his or her reasons for the opinions specified in the report; and
(b) may also include in such a report
any recommendations he or she thinks fit to make.
(4) The Ombudsman may request the Department or prescribed authority to which the report
is furnished to furnish to him or her, within a specified time, particulars of
any action that it proposes to take with respect to the matters and
recommendations included in the report.
(5) Where the Ombudsman reports under subsection (2) to a Department or prescribed authority, the Department or authority may furnish to the Ombudsman such comments concerning the report as it
wishes to make.
(6) The Ombudsman shall furnish a copy of a report made by
him or her under subsection (2) to the Minister concerned.
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