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Talk to an Expert – Notes

Talk to an Expert – Notes 13 Complaint Processes – Office of the Ombudsperson - Office investigates decisions made by public bodies, including post-secondary institutions. - Responds to complaints related to administrative fairness. - Assesses fairness along three different dimensions: process, decision, and service: - Fair process, - Independent and un-biased decision making. - Reasonable notice that a decision is going to be made. - Clear information about the decision-making criteria. - Opportunity for person affected by decision to be heard. - Clear reasons for decisions. - Timeliness in decision making. - Information about any available appeal or review process. - Fair decision, - Made in accordance with applicable rules. - Made with appropriate legal authority. - Based on relevant information. - Considerate of individual needs and circumstances. - Not discriminatory. - Fair service, - Active listening during decision making process. - Respectful and courteous treatment. - Clear and accessible information about program or service clear and accessible. - Respect for confidentiality. - Transparency in decision making. - Fair process, - The Ombudsperson’s Prevention Initiatives Team provides voluntary consultations on program and policy design/redesign as well as training to public bodies on best practices in ensuring fairness in government programs and services.
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