Human Rights Commission Act 2005
94FPrinciples for making prohibition or condition order or
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94F Principles for making prohibition or condition order or In making a prohibition or condition order or public statement, the commission— (a) must act with as little formality as reasonably practicable; and (b) is bound by the rules of natural justice; and (c) is not bound by the rules of evidence; and (d) before making a decision affecting a person, must give the person an opportunity to make submissions to the commission about the decision. Note The commission must deal with complaints promptly and efficiently (see s 45).