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61Further publicity for special reportsE+W
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(1)The Ombudsman may arrange for a notice about a special report to be published—
(a)in one or more newspapers, or
(b)by means of broadcast or other electronic media.
(2)The notice may, for example—
(a)provide a summary of the Ombudsman's findings,
(b)specify an address or addresses at which a copy of the published report can be inspected during ordinary office hours and from which a copy of that report (or part of that report) may be obtained, and
(c)specify a website address at which a copy of the published report can be viewed.
(3)The provider to whom the report relates must, if required to do so by the Ombudsman, reimburse the Ombudsman for the reasonable costs of arranging the publication of the notice.
(4)In deciding whether to make arrangements under subsection (1), the Ombudsman must take into account—
(a)the public interest,
(b)the interests of the person aggrieved (if any), and
(c)the interests of any other person the Ombudsman thinks appropriate.
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