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Constitution and Articles

The TIO Constitution sets out the functions, jurisdiction and powers of the Ombudsman. It also sets out the process for systemic issues investigations, describes the responsibilities of the TIO Board and Council, and specifies which of the Ombudsman’s powers can be delegated to TIO staff.

The Memorandum and Articles of Association establish TIO Limited as a public company overseen by a Board of Directors and funded by its Members. It also enables the creation and amendment of the TIO Constitution and binds the TIO and its Members to the terms of the TIO Constitution.

The TIO’s Articles of Association require periodic independent reviews of the Scheme, and the TIO Board engaged KPMG to conduct such a review in December 2010. KPMG has reported to the Board and the Board responded.

 

Document format

Some documents on this site are available as Portable Document (PDF) format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view PDFs. It is available as a free download from the Adobe website. The Accessibility Resource Centre at Adobe provides a number of tools that can help people who use speech readers to read the content of PDF documents. These tools work by converting PDF documents to text readable by speech readers. These tools are free of charge and most require no downloading of files.

Contracts

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A man contacted us because he was not provided with the service agreed to in his contract for a bundled landline and internet service.

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