No, the Attorney General’s Chambers does not advise private citizens. We only advise the Government. However, there may be matters of public interest in which the Attorney General may intervene. For instance: to bring relator actions, that is, a power to represent the public in all legal proceedings for the assertion or protection of public rights; to review an inquest under the Coroners Act; to bring contempt proceedings (in relation to the media); to bring actions to restrain vexatious litigants; or to assert the privileges of parliament in the courts; and to submit references to the courts on matters of constitutional importance. However, if you qualify, you may be eligible for legal aid through the Legal Aid Office.