### sec.165 Complaints which are not resolved by conciliation If the commissioner believes that a complaint can not be resolved by conciliation, the commissioner must promptly tell the complainant and the respondent by written notice. The obligation in subsection (1) arises whether or not conciliation has been attempted. If the commissioner gives notice under subsection (1) , sections 164A and 167 stop applying in relation to the complaint. s 165 amd 1993 No. 76 s 3 sch 1 ; 2005 No. 70 s 20 (sec.165-ssec.1) If the commissioner believes that a complaint can not be resolved by conciliation, the commissioner must promptly tell the complainant and the respondent by written notice. (sec.165-ssec.2) The obligation in subsection (1) arises whether or not conciliation has been attempted. (sec.165-ssec.3) If the commissioner gives notice under subsection (1) , sections 164A and 167 stop applying in relation to the complaint.

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Section sec.165 - Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 - Complaints which are not resolved by conciliation — Zoe