ombudsman

名词调查官员舞弊情况的政府官员; 巡视官

1. 行政监察官：通过考察访问、研究比较,重点了解了日本的行政评价制度、行政相谈(商谈)制度,以及行政体制之外的行政监察官(Ombudsman)制度,了解了韩国国民苦衷处理委员会的现状、职能及运作方式,

2. 监察专员：作为对行政权监督方式的一种补充,监察专员(ombudsman)制度应运而生. 监察专员制度来源于宪法实践和政府体制,1809年起源于瑞典,最先传入北欧;二战后遍及西欧、英联邦各国、美国、亚洲、非洲的国家和地区. 今天,全世界有80多个国家和地区设立了监察专员制度.

1. 调查官；巡视官；申诉专员
    The ombudsman is an independent official who has been appointed to investigate complaints that people make against the government or public organizations.

    e.g. The leaflet explains how to complain to the banking ombudsman.
           这份传单介绍了如何向银行意见调查官投诉。

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1. The case shocked Australians and followed a state ombudsman's report on Wednesday pointing to chaos in Victoria's child protection system.

2. ombudsman的反义词

2. Mendoza asked two negotiators to pass a document to the Department of Justice and the Ombudsman.

3. It establishes a hotline service for all federal agencies to deal with problems and an ombudsman to provide an alternative to litigation in disclosure disputes.

4. A complaint has been made to the Office of the Ombudsman against the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department.

5. Ombudsman Alice Tai announced yesterday that her office intends a direct investigation into government administration over the Code on Access to Information.

6. The matter came into the full glare of public scrutiny following a scathing report by the ombudsman in April.

7. The Ombudsman said complaints to her office have indicated considerable misunderstanding, even ignorance of the Code among some departments and their staff.

8. The city's Ombudsman says public access to government information in the city is in need of updating.

9. Enforcement and monitoring of fire codes at city eateries are lax, ineffectual and inconsistent according to an Ombudsman's report.

10. The sheer volume of complaints precipitated the inquiry by the Ombudsman's office.

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