ANTI-DISCRIMINATION ACT 1992 - SECT 66E Commissioner may decline complaint if no further action can be taken

ANTI-DISCRIMINATION ACT 1992 - SECT 66E

The Commissioner may decline a complaint at any time if the Commissioner reasonably believes that no further action can be taken on the complaint.

Examples for section 66E

Circumstances when the Commissioner may form the belief that no further action can be taken include the following:

(a)     the complainant has not cooperated with the Commissioner in relation to the complaint;

(b)     the respondent has gone into liquidation;

(c)     the Commissioner is unable to contact the complainant or the respondent;

(d)     the complainant or the respondent has died.