Ombudsman award procedure requires timely written awards after hearing and communicates orders for parties to perform obligations. If a complaint is not resolved by mutual agreement within the initial period or permitted extension, the Ombudsman, after considering material and giving parties an opportunity to be heard, shall issue a written award or other appropriate directions; the award is to be made within three months of filing (delay alone does not invalidate it) and must be sent to the parties for performance of obligations.
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Ombudsman award procedure requires timely written awards after hearing and communicates orders for parties to perform obligations.
If a complaint is not resolved by mutual agreement within the initial period or permitted extension, the Ombudsman, after considering material and giving parties an opportunity to be heard, shall issue a written award or other appropriate directions; the award is to be made within three months of filing (delay alone does not invalidate it) and must be sent to the parties for performance of obligations.
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