Talk:George Brouwer
Latest comment: 3 months ago by JoergenB in topic The other Victorian ombudspersons
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The other Victorian ombudspersons
editI guess (but do not know) that Brouwer was succeeded in 2014 by Deborah Glass, who in her turn was succeeded by Marlo Baragwanath in 2024. The latter was confirmed by [1] a few minutes ago. The same source seemingly confirmed the years for Glass, when it was added as a source to her article.
The (potential) trouble is that sometimes an ombudsperson leaves befor his/her time is up; in which case there is some intermediate person before the next ordinary one. I have no particular reason to believe that this be the case here; but would prefer sources really confirming the order of succession. JoergenB (talk) 15:09, 28 May 2024 (UTC)