Colette Kelleher (Independent) | Oireachtas source

Does the board of the State Examinations Commission consider the voice of students? Does the low level of complaints give the commission pause for thought that its complaints process may need to be more prominent or visible? Sometimes organisations make it difficult for people to complain, although I am not arguing that is the case with the State Examinations Commission. While the low level of complaints is great, is the commission satisfied with the visibility of its complaints process? If I were to go on its website, would I conclude it is easy to make a complaint?