End of conciliation
44G End of conciliation
Conciliation of a privacy complaint ends if—
agreement is reached on the matters being conciliated, whether or not a conciliation agreement is made, and the parties end the conciliation; or
the parties agree to end the conciliation; or
a party withdraws from the conciliation; or
the information privacy commissioner is satisfied that the conciliation is unlikely to be successful.
If the conciliation ends, the commissioner must, as soon as practicable, tell the parties that the conciliation has ended and why it has ended.
If the conciliation ends because subsection (1) (a) applies, the information privacy commissioner may close the complaint.
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