Anti-Discrimination Act 1992

(1) If, after the hearing of a complaint, the Tribunal finds the prohibited conduct alleged in the complaint is substantiated, the Tribunal may make one or more of the following orders:

(a) an order requiring the respondent not to repeat or continue the prohibited conduct;

(b) an order requiring the respondent to pay to the complainant or another person, within a specified period, an amount, being an amount not more than that prescribed, that the Tribunal considers appropriate as compensation for loss or damage caused by the prohibited conduct;

(c) an order requiring the respondent to do specified things to redress loss or damage suffered by the complainant or any other person because of the prohibited conduct;

(d) an order declaring void all or part of an agreement made in connection with the prohibited conduct, either from the time the agreement was made or subsequently.

(2) In this section, the specified things a respondent may be required to do, include, but are not limited to the following:

(3) In this section, damage, in relation to a person, includes the offence, embarrassment, humiliation, and intimidation suffered by the person.

(4) If, after the hearing of a complaint, the Tribunal finds the prohibited conduct alleged in the complaint is not substantiated the Tribunal shall make an order dismissing the complaint.