Discrimination against applicants for membership

In force

A club, or a member of the committee of management or other governing body of a club, must not discriminate against a person who applies for membership of the club—

(a)

in determining the terms of a particular category or type of membership of the club; or

(b)

in the arrangements made for deciding who should be offered membership; or

(c)

by refusing, or failing to accept, the person's application for membership; or

(d)

in the way in which the person's application is processed; or

(e)

in the terms on which the person is admitted as a member.

This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum Second reading speech

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64 Discrimination against applicants for membership