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OMBUDSMAN ACT 1989

24BDisclosure of interests

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24B Disclosure of interests The ombudsman must give a written statement of the ombudsman’s personal and financial interests to the Speaker within 7 days after— (a) the day the ombudsman is appointed; and (b) the first day of each financial year; and (c) the day there is a change in the interest.

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