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      "quote": "[Page 56]\nRisk and Audit Committee Invitees for 2024–2025:\nThe OHO’s Risk and Audit Committee (the ▪ Ms Lynne Coulson Barr OAM, Health\nCommittee) is responsible for providing Ombudsman\nindependent assurance and assistance\n▪ Ms Kelly Gleeson, Executive Director\nto the Health Ombudsman on the OHO’s\nInvestigations\nrisk management framework, control\nenvironment and financial reporting process. ▪ Ms Karen Simpson, A/Executive Director\nThe Committee does not replace established\nLegal General Counsel\nmanagement responsibilities and delegations,\nthe responsibilities of other executive ▪ Ms Maree Hill, Executive Director\nmanagement groups within the OHO, or the Assessment and Resolution\nreporting lines of external audit functions.\n▪ Mr Dermot Tiernan, Executive Director\nThe Committee’s membership is comprised Corporate and Strategic Services\nof external appointments.",
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      "quote": "[pages 47,48,49]\n, including:\neffective responses to complaints and the\nOHO’s role in protecting the public health and ▪ Queensland Health staff\nsafety, and in driving improvements in health\n▪ Queensland Corrective Services staff\nservice delivery.\n▪ Local council staff\nIn 2024–2025, the OHO undertook 184\neducation and engagement activities reaching ▪ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health\nmore than 1,900 stakeholders.",
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      "source": "annual-reports/5825t1376.pdf (https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/Work-of-the-Assembly/Tabled-Papers/docs/5825T1376/5825t1376.pdf)",
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