The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman

1. The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) handles complaints that have not been resolved by the NHS in England and by UK government departments.
2. In 2019, I reported and provided proof to the PHSO of misconduct against me, including:
(i). unlawful detention in an NHS mental hospital, on the basis of false and invalid diagnoses,
(ii). assault,
(iii). battery and
(iv). harassment
3. The PHSO asked me what I wished it to do about the complaints. I said I would leave that to its discretion.
(i). The PHSO said he could not investigate the Complaints, unless I stated, specifically, what I would like him to do, but I must ask him to do something it is in his power to do.
(a). I asked what actions he had the authority to take, he refused to say. It was impossible for me to proceed
4. I wrote to Sir Robert Behrens (the Ombudsman). I informed him of the situation and observed these conditions prevented the discovery and correction of serious problems in public services essential to us all. He returned no response and nothing was done.
5. Hospitals and government departments have always been quick to encourage me to complain to the PHSO, even when they unquestionably are wrong. The strange conduct of the PHSO would appear to prove such recommendations not to be so rash after all.