The Québec Ombudsman's findings concerning Québec's public services.
The Québec Ombudsman can help you. As a second instance.
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The Québec Ombudsman ensures that your rights are upheld in your dealings with public services.
For more information about the Québec Ombudsman's roles and mandates
The Québec Ombudsman can help you.
Make a disclosure to the Québec Ombudsman. In complete confidentiality.
1-800-463-5070
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. to noon
and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
"I feel that the staff at a CHSLD are too informal with a relative of mine."
" The hospital has refused to grant me physiotherapy and has referred me to a private clinic instead."
"The CLSC didn’t warn me before it cut the number of housekeeping hours I was eligible for."
All frequently asked questions
As soon as the Québec Ombudsman receives your complaint, it acknowledges receipt by contacting you by phone or in writing (email, letter or fax) within the next two working days.
Since May 1, 2017, you can go to the Québec Ombudsman.
No. The Québec Ombudsman is not empowered to contest decisions by the Premier, ministers or any other elected officials.
We examine the facts impartially and confidentially.
As of April 18, 2019, car safety seats will be mandatory for all children until the age of 9.
A citizen in distress contacted an addiction rehabilitation centre (CRD). The needs assessment meeting was scheduled for several weeks later. Dissatisfied, he complained to the Québec Ombudsman.