Information Act 2002

(1) After conducting a proceeding in relation to a complaint under section 104 that is referred to the Tribunal, the Tribunal must make a finding as to whether the matter complained of has been proved in whole or in part or not.

(2) In respect of so much of the matter complained of as has been proved, the Tribunal may:

(a) make the orders mentioned in subsection (4) that the Tribunal considers appropriate; or

(3) In respect of so much of the matter complained of as has not been proved, the Tribunal must dismiss the complaint.

(4) For subsection (2)(a), the Tribunal may make one or more of the following orders:

(a) that the respondent refrain from repeating or continuing to do an act specified in the order;

(b) that the respondent redress the loss or damage suffered by the complainant (including injury to feelings and humiliation suffered) in the manner specified in the order, which may include the payment of compensation not exceeding $60 000 or the making of an apology;

(c) that the respondent correct the complainant's personal information;

(d) that the respondent attach a statement provided by the Tribunal to the complainant's personal information.

(5) The Tribunal may make the orders that the Tribunal considers necessary or incidental to give effect to a decision or order under this section.