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Parliamentary commissioner in the UK can investigate cases of :
Answer: A
The UK Parliamentary Commissioner can investigate cases of Departments.
The Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration, the British ombudsman created by the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967, investigates complaints of injustice caused by maladministration in central government departments and listed public bodies. Complaints reach him through a Member of Parliament.
Local authorities were left to separate Local Government Ombudsmen, set up in 1974. Nationalised industries were outside his remit, and private companies are not part of government at all, so none of them was within his jurisdiction.
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