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HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ACT 2005 - SECT 52

Considering complaints

    (1)     The commissioner given responsibility for considering a complaint for the commission must consider the complaint.

Note 1     Responsibility for considering complaints may be in accordance with the operations protocol made under s 18C.

Note 2     If the president considers that a commissioner has a real or perceived conflict of interest in relation to a complaint, the president may consider the complaint or allocate responsibility for considering the complaint to another commissioner (see s 18 (1) (m)).

    (2)     The commissioner may, but need not, continue to consider the complaint while the complaint is being conciliated.

    (3)     In considering a discrimination complaint, the commissioner may also consider whether the duty under the Discrimination Act 1991

, section 75 has been met.

Note     The commission may ask for information or documents relevant to a consideration under this subsection (see s 73).



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