UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What does the Ombudsman do?
AInvestigates public complaints about unfair treatment by government bodies ✓
BOversees, administers and monitors all UK general and local election processes
COfficially appoints, vets and formally approves all senior judges in England
DManages, monitors and controls all government spending and departmental budgets
Answer & explanation
The correct answer is Investigates public complaints about unfair treatment by government bodies.
The Ombudsman (from the Swedish word for "representative") investigates complaints from members of the public who feel they have been treated unfairly by government departments or other public bodies.
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