Industrial Relations (Tribunals) Rules 2011
sec.80CGiving copy of order protecting complainant’s interests— Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 , s 144
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sec.80C Giving copy of order protecting complainant’s interests— Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 , s 144
If the commission makes an order under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 , section 144 in relation to a complaint under that Act, the applicant must promptly give a copy of the order to— each party to the proceeding; and the human rights commissioner, if the applicant is not the human rights commissioner; and any other person the commission directs to be given a copy of the order. However, the commission may order the registrar to give a copy of the order to a person mentioned in subrule (1) or may order that the copy be given to the person in a particular way. If the commission orders the registrar to give a copy of the order to a person mentioned in subrule (1) , the applicant is exempt from the requirement to give the order to the person under the subrule. r 80C ins 2017 SL No. 26 s 29 amd 2019 Act No. 5 s 147 (sec.80C-ssec.1) If the commission makes an order under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 , section 144 in relation to a complaint under that Act, the applicant must promptly give a copy of the order to— each party to the proceeding; and the human rights commissioner, if the applicant is not the human rights commissioner; and any other person the commission directs to be given a copy of the order. (sec.80C-ssec.2) However, the commission may order the registrar to give a copy of the order to a person mentioned in subrule (1) or may order that the copy be given to the person in a particular way. (sec.80C-ssec.3) If the commission orders the registrar to give a copy of the order to a person mentioned in subrule (1) , the applicant is exempt from the requirement to give the order to the person under the subrule.
- (a) each party to the proceeding; and
- (b) the human rights commissioner, if the applicant is not the human rights commissioner; and
- (c) any other person the commission directs to be given a copy of the order.