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What is an “Ombudsperson”?

An ombudsperson is a person who serves as an impartial intermediary between an organization and its constititents.  Mandates can vary widely but are typically concerned with fairness.  For more information about the UBC Ombuds Office, please read Who We Are and the Office’s Terms of Reference 2011.

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