Recommendations for a Consolidated Federal Anti-Discrimination Law in Australia: Discrimination Law Experts Roundtable

Dominique Allen; Peter Bailey; Anna Chapman; Elizabeth Dickson; Beth Gaze; Karen O'Connell; Simon Rice; Belinda Smith; Margaret Thornton

Recommendations for a Consolidated Federal Anti-Discrimination Law in Australia: Discrimination Law Experts Roundtable

Dominique Allen, Peter Bailey, Anna Chapman, Elizabeth Dickson, Beth Gaze, Karen O'Connell, Simon Rice, Belinda Smith, Margaret Thornton

ANU Law School

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Abstract

This submission from the Discrimination Law Experts does not set out to answer every question posed in the Discussion Paper, as we have dealt in detail with many of the issues in our Report of 29 November 2010 (updated 31 March 2011) (copy attached as Appendix 2). This submission builds on and should be read in conjunction with that Report, which was written and distributed before the Discussion Paper, and was designed to promote discussion by putting forward ideas about how the consolidation could improve the operation of federal discrimination laws.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Canberra, Australia.
Commissioning body	Commonwealth Government
Publication status	Published - 2011

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