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Mr. Sissoko, who had been Mali's ombudsman, will be tasked with forming a new government, according to a presidential decree read on state television.

The ombudsman will be appointed by an independent committee comprising the prime minister, the head of the supreme court, the leader of the opposition and an eminent jurist.

Jay Kernis, the network's senior vice president for programming, will hold a live, hourlong Web chat at NPR.org, beginning at 1 p.m. Jeffrey Dvorkin, NPR's ombudsman, will be the host.

A media-friendly ombudsman will be asked to act as the public face for consumer protection, appearing on television to educate consumers about how to fight for their rights, while also having the powers to take up class actions on behalf of consumers against companies or the government.

That in itself raises questions about how effective the ombudsman will be.

A revamped ombudsman will be able to look into whether grievances have been handled properly and to be able to overturn a decision to exclude a complaint.

The Financial Ombudsman Service receives 4,000 new PPI cases a week, and Caroline Wayman, the chief ombudsman, said "it will be years" before anyone can truly say Britain's biggest ever financial mis-selling scandal is over.

If your matter is subject to a court case, the Ombudsman will not be able to investigate it.

An "ombudsman" will now be an "ombuds".

Earlier this month the UK's chief financial ombudsman, Caroline Wayman, said banks will be paying PPI compensation for years to come.

When asylum seekers make complaints to the Australian Human Rights Commission, privacy commissioner or commonwealth ombudsman the process of removal will be halted only on a "case by case" basis.