Examples of Ombudsman Commission in a sentence
Government Human Rights Bodies: The Ombudsman Commission is responsible for investigating alleged misconduct and defective administration by governmental bodies, alleged discriminatory practices by any person or body, and alleged misconduct in office by leaders under the leadership code.
The Ombudsman Commission met with civil society and at times initiated action based on input received.
Corruption and conflicts of interest were of particular concern in extractive industries, particularly the logging sector, and in government procurement.The Ombudsman Commission and Public Accounts Committee are key organizations responsible for combating government corruption.
The Ombudsman Commission and Public Accounts Committee are key organizations responsible for combating government corruption.
Under the Human Rights Protection and Monitoring Project funded by UNDP/UNV (six months ended December 2005), the Ombudsman Commission set up the Anti-Discrimination and Human Rights Unit (ADHRU).
The Ombudsman Commission deals with public complaints and concerns regarding police officers.
The Ombudsman Commission (OC) operates independently from the Government and is one of three national bodies making any efforts to address human rights problems.
The Ombudsman Commission monitored and verified disclosures and administered the leadership code, which requires leaders to declare, within three months of assuming office (and annually thereafter), their assets, liabilities, third-party sources of income, gifts, and all beneficial interests in companies, including shares, directorships, and business transactions.
An investigation of alleged wrong conduct by a governmental body is carried out under the Organic Law on the Ombudsman Commission.
The Ombudsman Commission issued a directive to freeze public funds controlled by parliamentarians starting when the campaign officially opened in 2017.