statistics Table 3: Authorities etc. affected Authority etc. All cases Rejected cases C.Other authorities etc. within the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction Residences for children and juveniles 13 4 Independent institutions 3 2 Transport authorities 2 2 18 8 Total D. Authorities etc. within the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction, total4 Central authorities, total (A) 2,305 1,760 Local and regional authorities, total (B) 1,360 1,229 18 8 3,683 2,997 Other authorities etc. within the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction, total (C) Total (A-C total) E. Institutions etc. outside the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction 1. Courts etc.5 62 62 2. Dispute tribunals6 20 20 3. O ther institutions, companies, businesses and persons outside the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction 240 240 Total 322 322 292 292 4,297 3,611 F. Cases not relating to specific institutions etc. Year total (A-F total) 1) The statistical registration of cases concluded in 2012 was done immediately after the individual case had been concluded. The cases in Section A of the Table have been classified under the ministries existing at the end of the year. In the same way, as a general rule, cases relating to authorities closed down or reorganised after the statistical registration have as far as possible been classified under the minister areas where the cases would have belonged at the end of the year. 2) The figures do not include local authority dispute tribunals covered by section 7(3) of the Ombudsman Act. Cases relating to such tribunals have been included under item E.2. of the Table. 3) Owing to a change in registration practice following the introduction of a new electronic case and document handling system in March 2012, it is no longer possible to provide breakdowns by region. 4) In 2012, the Ombudsman made no decisions in pursuance of section 7(4) of the Ombudsman Act that his jurisdiction was to extend to a company, an institution, an association etc. which was covered administratively by the Public Administration Act, the Act on Public Access to Documents on Public Files or the Public Authorities’ Registers Act. 5) C f. section 7(2) of the Ombudsman Act. 6) Bodies covered by section 7(3) of the Ombudsman Act. 91

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