Section 7: Recommendations after investigation.

(1) A Commissioner may recommend to the appropriate person or responsible administrative agency, after due investigation of any complaint, any of the following steps, that is-
(a) that a further consideration of the matter be made;
(b) that a modification or cancellation of the offending administrative or other act be effected;
(c) that an alteration of a regulation or ruling be effected;
(d) that full reasons behind a particular administrative or other act be given.
(2) Where appropriate, a Commissioner may refer cases, where he feels that existing laws or administrative regulations or procedures are inadequate, to the National Assembly or the appropriate House of Assembly of a State or to any other appropriate person or body.
(3) In every case where a Commissioner discovers that a crime may have been committed by any person, he shall report his findings to the appropriate authority or recommend that that person be prosecuted.
(4) In every case where a Commissioner is of the opinion that the conduct of any person is such that disciplinary action against such a person be taken, he shall make a report in that regard to the appropriate authority which shall take such further action as may be necessary in the circumstances.