4CFunctions—generally

4C Functions—generally The functions of the ombudsman are— (a) to investigate complaints made under this Act; and (b) to exercise other functions given to the ombudsman under this Act; and (c) to exercise other functions given to the ombudsman under the Freedom of Information Act 2016; and (d) to exercise other functions given to the ombudsman under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012; and (e) to exercise other functions given to the ombudsman under the Territory Records Act 2002; and (f) to monitor compliance with the Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005, part 3.11 (Entry and search warrants) by the chief police officer and other officers and people assisting in exercising functions under that part; and (g) to monitor compliance with the Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005, chapter 4 (Child sex offenders register) by the chief police officer and other people authorised by the chief police officer to have access to the child sex offenders register.