Title: Parliamentary Ombudsman
Content: civil service or local government. A person need not be a Swedish citizen or have reached a certain age to be able to lodge a complaint. However, the Institution has no jurisdiction over the actions of members of the Riksdag, the Government or individual cabinet ministers, the Chancellor of Justice or members of county or municipal councils. Nor do newspapers, radio and television broadcasts, trade unions, banks, insurance companies, doctors in private practice, lawyers et al. come within the ambit of the Ombudsmen. Other supervisory agencies exist for these areas, such as the Swedish Press Council (Pressens opinionsnämnd), the Financial

Title: Swedish Taxpayers' Association
Content: the association Claes Levin was re-elected. The association has a member working as Waste Mediator(“slöseriombudsmannen”) who has the responsibility to review the public funds used by the politicians and officials. The current mediator is satire cartoonist Martin Jacobsson Slöso. The former mediators include Lars Wilderäng, Martin Borgs, Arvid Malm, Eva Cooper, Johan Ingerö and Rebecca Weidmo Uvell. Swedish Taxpayers' Association The Swedish Taxpayers' Association ("Skattebetalarnas förening") is an association and taxpayers union in Sweden which advocates low taxes and efficiency in the public sector. The association was first founded in 1921 and since then has grown very fast. It issues

Title: Law enforcement in Sweden
Content: the national government, and the Parliamentary Ombudsman. The Chancellor of Justice is responsible for supervising the lawfulness of government actions. The Parliamentary Ombudsman is responsible for supervising public authorities and also has powers to act as a special prosecutor and bring charges against public officials for malfeasance or some other irregularity. This happens very rarely. The Chancellor, roughly the Attorney General of Sweden, acts, besides supervising lawyers and public officials, as a special prosecutor in several cases. The Chancellor does have, as being a prosecutor, investigative powers in cases regarding misconduct of lawyers and public officials, and violations of the

Title: Judiciary of Sweden
Content: the public, and are the only public officials who can make such decisions - there is a possibility, rarely used, for private individuals to present a private prosecution ("enskilt åtal") as well. (The exception is cases concerning crimes against the freedom of the press, for which the Chancellor of Justice acts as prosecutor.) In court, the prosecutor is not necessarily in an adversarial relationship to the defendant, but is under an obligation to investigate and present information which is to the advantage of the defendant as well as to his or her disadvantage. He is not a member of the

Title: Prosecutor
Content: Sweden, public prosecutors are lawyers who work out of the Swedish Office of Public Prosecutions ("Åklagarmyndigheten") and direct police investigations of serious crimes. For all criminal cases, public prosecutors decide arrests and charges on behalf of the public and are the only public officers who can make such decisions. Plaintiffs also have the option of hiring their own special prosecutor ("enskilt åtal"). The exception is cases concerning crimes against the freedom of the press for which the Attorney General acts as the prosecuting attorney. In court, the prosecutor is not necessarily in an adversarial relationship to the defendant, but is

Question: What is the Swedish name of the official who acts for the private citizen in complaints against the government?
Answer: Ombudsman