Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration

Target entity: Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration
Context triple: [Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman, hasPart, Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration]

• A. Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards
  The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards is an independent officer of the UK Parliament responsible for overseeing and investigating MPs’ conduct and adherence to parliamentary rules and codes of practice.
• B. Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts
  The Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts were a historical British body responsible for examining and reporting on government expenditure before their functions were taken over by the modern Comptroller and Auditor General.
• C. Commissioner for Public Appointments
  The Commissioner for Public Appointments is the independent official responsible for overseeing and regulating the process of public appointments to ensure they are made on merit and conducted fairly and transparently in the UK.
• D. Auditor General for Scotland
  The Auditor General for Scotland is the independent public official responsible for overseeing the audit of Scottish public bodies and reporting on how effectively they use public funds.
• E. Auditor General
  The Auditor General is the top official responsible for overseeing and directing national audit work within China's central government structure.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration
Target entity description: The Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration is a UK ombudsman role responsible for investigating complaints of maladministration by central government departments and certain public bodies.

• A. Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards
  The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards is an independent officer of the UK Parliament responsible for overseeing and investigating MPs’ conduct and adherence to parliamentary rules and codes of practice.
• B. Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts
  The Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts were a historical British body responsible for examining and reporting on government expenditure before their functions were taken over by the modern Comptroller and Auditor General.
• C. Commissioner for Public Appointments
  The Commissioner for Public Appointments is the independent official responsible for overseeing and regulating the process of public appointments to ensure they are made on merit and conducted fairly and transparently in the UK.
• D. Auditor General for Scotland
  The Auditor General for Scotland is the independent public official responsible for overseeing the audit of Scottish public bodies and reporting on how effectively they use public funds.
• E. Auditor General
  The Auditor General is the top official responsible for overseeing and directing national audit work within China's central government structure.
• F. None of above. chosen