Constitutional Reform Act 2005
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128 Report and recommendations
After section 9D of the 2002 Act insert— Report and recommendations 9E (1) The Ombudsman must prepare a report on any complaint he has investigated under section 9D. (2) The report must state— (a) what findings the Ombudsman has made; (b) whether he considers the complaint should be upheld in whole or part; (c) if he does, what if any action he recommends should be taken by the Commission or the Lord Chancellor as a result of the complaint. (3) The recommendations that may be made under subsection (2)(c) include recommendations for the payment of compensation. (4) Such a recommendation must relate to loss which appears to the Ombudsman to have been suffered by the complainant as a result of maladministration and not as a result of any failure to be appointed to an office to which the complaint related.
128 Report and recommendations
After section 9D of the 2002 Act insert— Report and recommendations 9E (1) The Ombudsman must prepare a report on any complaint he has investigated under section 9D. (2) The report must state— (a) what findings the Ombudsman has made; (b) whether he considers the complaint should be upheld in whole or part; (c) if he does, what if any action he recommends should be taken by the Commission or the Lord Chancellor as a result of the complaint. (3) The recommendations that may be made under subsection (2)(c) include recommendations for the payment of compensation. (4) Such a recommendation must relate to loss which appears to the Ombudsman to have been suffered by the complainant as a result of maladministration and not as a result of any failure to be appointed to an office to which the complaint related.
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