The Parliamentary Commissioner has no discretion regarding whether or not a case should be heard.

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The Parliamentary Commissioner, often referred to as an Ombudsman in many jurisdictions, typically has the discretion to decide whether or not to investigate a complaint based on the criteria and guidelines of their office, such as the complaint's merit, its seriousness, or whether it falls within their jurisdiction.

The Parliamentary Commissioner Has No Discretion Regarding Whether or Not