Customer Complaints (Ombudsman) Aoife Nic Reamoinn
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This document discusses the importance of good complaints handling for both customers and organizations. It outlines the role of the ombudsman in examining complaints from the public about unfair treatment by public bodies. The document also defines what constitutes a complaint and valid expectations from customers. It emphasizes the values of good complaints handling like democracy, citizens' rights, and good administration. Finally, it provides characteristics of an effective complaints handling system and advice for complaint handlers.
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