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Section 4B - OMBUDSMAN ACT 1989 - Independence of ombudsman | Zoe

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4BIndependence of ombudsman

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4B Independence of ombudsman Subject to this Act and to other territory laws, the ombudsman has complete discretion in the exercise of the ombudsman’s functions.

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