New South Wales Consolidated Acts

ANTI-DISCRIMINATION ACT 1977 - SECT 93

93 Death of complainant or respondent does not terminate complaint

(1) If a complainant dies before his or her complaint is finally determined, the complaint survives and the legal personal representative of the complainant--

(a) may continue the carriage of the complaint, including any referral, review or appeal, and

(b) the estate of the complainant is entitled to the benefit of any monetary sum ordered to be paid by the respondent in respect of the complaint.

(2) If a respondent dies before any complaint against him or her is finally determined, the complainant may continue to pursue the complaint (including any referral, review or appeal) and any monetary sum ordered to be paid in respect of the complaint is payable from the estate of the respondent.