This chapter examines the role, powers and effectiveness of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration, an officer of Parliament more frequently referred to as the Parliamentary Ombudsman. The Parliamentary Ombudsman plays an important role in helping to secure governmental accountability and also encourages continuing improvement in the standards of administrative decision-making. Alongside an assessment of the role, jurisdiction and powers of the Ombudsman, this chapter considers the effectiveness of the office and possibilities for reform.
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