Ombudsman (Komesina o Sulufaiga) Act 2013 17 (d) a recommendation for action to any person and require the person to report to the Ombudsman on the steps that the person has taken to give effect to the recommendations. (2) The Ombudsman shall: (a) make public the report, findings and recommendations; and (b) provide Parliament with a copy of the report, findings and recommendations. (3) The Speaker shall cause the report to be tabled in Parliament pursuant to its Standing Orders for debate or referral to the relevant parliamentary committee. 37. Parliamentary scrutiny – (1) The parliamentary committee must scrutinise the report referred to it under section 36(3) under the Standing Orders and may require the Government or other persons to make formal responses to the report. (2) The parliamentary committee must table its report, including any formal response, in Parliament for debate at its current or next meeting pursuant to its Standing Orders. Division 3 – Other matters 38. Complaints – (1) The Ombudsman may receive oral or written complaints about breach of human rights. (2) The Ombudsman may not investigate any individual complaints relating to human rights violations but the complaints may form the basis for conducting an inquiry under Division 2. (3) With the written consent of the complainant, the Ombudsman may refer the complaint to the authority responsible for handling the complaint. 39. Advisory groups and experts – The Ombudsman may establish advisory groups or appoint an expert or a group of experts for the purpose of this Part pursuant to terms the Ombudsman considers appropriate. 40. State of human rights report – (1) The Ombudsman must, before 30 June in each year: