Anti-discrimination Act 1992
89BReport of investigation
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89B Report of investigation (1) After investigating a representative complaint, the Commissioner may make a report on the outcome of the investigation of the (2) The report may include: (a) an opinion of the Commissioner about whether systemic discrimination has occurred or may occur; and
Anti-Discrimination Act 1992 55 (b) recommendations to address the systemic discrimination. Examples for subsection (2)(b) A recommendation that an organisation review a policy or program, implement specific policies or programs to eliminate discrimination, conduct specific anti-discrimination training or make a public announcement to explain actions the organisation proposes to take. (3) The Commissioner may publish the report. (4) Before publishing a report, the Commissioner must give any person or organisation adversely mentioned in the report a reasonable opportunity to respond to the report. (5) The Minister must table a published report in relation to a representative complaint, in which an Agency or another public sector body is a respondent, in the Legislative Assembly within 6 sitting days after publication. (6) A report may be: (a) referred to in making an individual complaint; or (b) taken into account by the Tribunal in relation to an individual complaint referred to the Tribunal.