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What we do

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We make sure Tasmanian Government Agencies do the right thing.

A Tasmanian Government Agency can include:

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  • a Tasmanian Government department

A local government building.

  • a local government.

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A Tasmanian Government Agency can also include:

  • an organisation the Tasmanian Government owns all or part of
  • an organisation run by the Tasmanian Government.

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For example:

  • a prison
  • a water company.

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We can look into complaints people make about Tasmanian Government Agencies.

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A complaint is when you tell someone that something:

  • has gone wrong
  • isn’t working well.

We can look into Tasmanian Government Agencies if we think:

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  • they have been unfair

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  • they have not followed the law.

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There are laws we must follow when we look into Tasmanian Government Agencies.

Examples of complaints we might look into

A government building.

We might look into a complaint about:

  • a decision a Tasmanian Government Agency has made
  • something they have done.

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For example, they might have talked to you in a way that you didn’t understand.

A local government building.

We might look into a complaint about services run by a local government in Tasmania.

A person in prison.

We might look into a complaint about how people are treated in a prison in Tasmania.