The creation of an ombud office to improve access to justice and cooperation among education stakeholders

Doctoral Thesis

Abstract

English
This dissertation argues the appropriateness of the creation of an Ombudsman office as a suitable dispute resolution mechanism to improve access to administrative justice, and cooperation among education role-players. The main focus of the dissertation is to determine alternatives to litigation for education role-players, including school governing bodies (SGBs) and provincial departments of education (PDEs) to ensure that cooperative governance principles are realised and to improve access to administrative justice.

Keywords

English
Right to education dignity and equality freedom conflict and disputes in education alternatives to litigation constitutional imperatives separation of power rule of law democracy cooperative governance principles ombudsman active participation engagement mediation
Record information

Authors

Alexander, Nadia

Publisher

University of the Free State
Advisors
Reyneke, J. M.

Description

Thesis (Ph.D. (Public Law))--University of the Free State, 2022