What may the Tribunal decide?
125 What may the Tribunal decide?
After hearing the evidence and representations that the parties to an application desire to adduce or make, the Tribunal may—
S. 125(a) amended by No. 11/2025 s. 28.
find that a person has contravened a provision of Part 4, 6, 6A or 7 and make any one or more of the following orders—
an order that the person refrain from committing any further contravention of this Act;
an order that the person pay to the applicant, within a specified period, an amount the Tribunal thinks fit to compensate the applicant for loss, damage or injury suffered in consequence of the contravention;
an order that the person do anything specified in the order with a view to redressing any loss, damage or injury suffered by the applicant as a result of the contravention; or
Examples to s. 125(a) inserted by No. 11/2025 s. 16(1).
Examples
1 An order that the person publish an apology or retraction.
2 An order that the person develop or implement a program, or policy or training.
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