Hearings in relation to discriminatory determinations
8B Hearings in relation to discriminatory determinations
If a determination is referred to the Tribunal under section 46PX of the Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986, the Tribunal must hold a hearing to review the determination.
Section 10 applies to the hearing as if it were a meeting of the Tribunal.
The Tribunal must decide whether or not the hearing is to be held in public.
If the Tribunal decides that the hearing is not to be held in public, then, subject to subsection (5), it may decide the people who may be present.
The Sex Discrimination Commissioner is entitled to notice of, and to be present at, the hearing and may make submissions to the Tribunal.
In this section:
determination includes a variation to a determination.
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