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(c) where the Ombudsman considers that it is necessary to
investigate the action on the grounds specified in
subsubparagraph (b), and an allegation under subparagraph
(1) (b).
(3) The Ombudsman shall not investigate or may discontinue an
investigation of a complaint relating to an action referred to in
subparagraph (1) (a) or an allegation under subparagraph (1) (b)
where it appears to the Ombudsman that(a)
the complaint or allegation is frivolous,
vexatious or trivial or not made in good faith;
(b)
the making of the complaint or allegation has,
without reasonable cause, been delayed for more
than twelve months;
(c) in the case of a complaint relating to subparagraph
(1) (a), the complainant does not have sufficient
interest in this subject matter of the complaint;
(d) in the case of a complaint relating to subparagraph
(1) (a), the complainant has or had, by way of
remedy under this Constitution or any other law, a
right of appeal, objection or review on merits and
the complainant has not exhausted the remedy,
unless the Ombudsman believes that in the
particular circumstances it is or was not reasonable
to expect the complainant to exhaust or to have
exhausted the remedy.
(4) In this Schedule“action” includes a failure to act, an advice or a
recommendation;
“body” means a body of persons whether corporate
or incorporate;
“investigation” means an investigation in terms of
this Schedule;
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