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In forceFactors to be considered by Tribunal
Part 5General exceptions to and exemptions from the prohibition of discrimination
90 Factors to be considered by Tribunal
In deciding whether to grant, renew or revoke an exemption, the Tribunal must consider—
(a)
whether the proposed exemption is unnecessary because—
(i)
an exception or exemption in this Act already applies to the conduct sought to be exempted; or
(ii)
the conduct sought to be exempted would not amount to prohibited discrimination; and
(b)
whether the proposed exemption is a reasonable limitation on the right to equality set out in the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities; and
(c)
all the relevant circumstances of the case.
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