The Garda Siochana Ombudsman is an independent body which investigates complaints against members of an Garda Siochana.\u00a0 It can also investigate matters of its own accord if no complaint where it appears a Garda may have committed an offence or behaved in a way which would justify the disciplinary procedure.\u00a0 It may investigate any practice or procedure of an Garda Siochana with a view to reducing complaints.<\/p>\n
The Ombudsman for the Defence Forces gives former and serving members an independent appeal against complaints that they have not been addressed internally adequately.\u00a0 Data Protection Commissioner reports annually to the Oireachtas.\u00a0 It maintains a register of persons holding data including government departments and financial institutions.\u00a0 The Data Commissioner enforces the legislation and can determine complaints and investigations the matter and takes necessary steps.<\/p>\n
Financial Services Ombudsman deals with and resolves complaints from individuals dealing with insurance, banks, brokers and others in the financial service industries.\u00a0 It has jurisdiction to make financial awards of compensation up to \u20ac300,000.\u00a0 It investigates the Ombudsman for children promotes rights and welfare of children and young people.<\/p>\n
The Ombudsman for Children acts as an independent voice on behalf of the interests of children.\u00a0 It reviews laws, policies and practice to verify compliance with international human rights standards.<\/p>\n\n
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