Ombudsman Services: A Spectre Is Haunting Brexit Britain cont. (Attempt 31)

To: The Leader of the House of Commons /  The Business Secretary and The Secretary of State for Housing, Communications and Local Government..

Ombudsman Services Part 4: The Full English Cover-Up. (Attempt 31)

31) A Spectre Is Haunting Brexit Britain cont.

Dear Mrs Leadsom, Mr Clark and Mr Javid,

Writing about Ombudsman Services', "broken solution in a broken market" Property Industry Eye say;

"The organisation made clear its support for the plans Secretary of State Sajid Javid has outlined for an effective regulator supported by a single ombudsman across the whole housing sector."

We're living through a time when the British public knows more about the Skripals and the nerve agent Novichok than it does about the curious case of the regulator - RICS - and its failure to actually regulate and its ombudsman and the mystery surrounding his broken solutions.

An agent for Ombudsman Services had the nerve to say,

"We fully support Sajid Javid regarding the need or a single ombudsman for housing - only then will the housing sector be able to restore trust and ensure that consumers get a much better standard of service."

We really do live in The Golden Age of the Ombudsman and his uncanny ability to disseminate misinformation and apportion blame to any one but himself.

Q. Mr Javid, blogs 407 - 500 were addressed to you as the then Business Secretary and sought to raise the serious issue of Ombudsman Services:Property's, "broken solution" to Alternative Dispute Resolution. Why didn't you respond?

Was it because:

a) RICS' politically engaged and influenced civil servants had intercepted our correspondence and you were completely unaware of this company's broken solutions?

Or

b) You were totally indifferent to the plight of the victims of the Ombudsman Services:Property Property Ombudsman's illogical Final Decisions?

Either way complainants got ripped-off by rigged private redress.

It wasn't the housing sector that arrived at decisions in an illogical manner and then stopped gathering an publishing data on its woeful performance, but Ombudsman Services.

Q. Mrs Leadsom and Mr Clark, isn't the only way to restore trust in the housing sector and give consumers the standard of service they have a right to expect - for you to order a full public inquiry into RICS the regulator, its, "appointed" company Ombudsman Services:Property and that company's, "broken solutions?"

Mrs Leadsom, Mr Clark and Mr Javid, given the RICS' appalling track record of failing to regulate its Members and (Un) Regulated Firms and Ombudsman Services appalling track record of broken solutions, the proposed regulator and ombudsman will surely have to come from elsewhere if consumer trust is to be restored in this, "broken market."

They'll need to know why it came to broken too.

Meanwhile the former Chair of the Parole Board, Professor Hardwick, took full responsibility for his organisation's failings saying that the buck stopped with him.

Unfortunately, such laudable standards do not appear to apply at Ombudsman Services.

Yours sincerely,

Steve Gilbert - Workstock Number - 510458.

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