Human Rights Act 1993

Resolution of disputes about compliance with Part 1A and Part 2

75: Object of this Part

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"Getting help to resolve discrimination disputes"

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The object of this part of the law is to set up procedures that help you get information about discrimination. You can resolve disputes about following Part 1A or Part 2 more easily if you can sort them out quickly yourself. The law recognises that you may need expert help to resolve these disputes promptly.

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Part 3Resolution of disputes about compliance with Part 1A and Part 2

75Object of this Part

  1. The object of this Part is to establish procedures that—

  2. facilitate the provision of information to members of the public who have questions about discrimination; and
    1. recognise that disputes about compliance with Part 1A or Part 2 are more likely to be successfully resolved if those disputes can be resolved promptly by the parties themselves; and
      1. recognise that, if disputes about compliance with Part 1A or Part 2 are to be resolved promptly, expert problem-solving support, information, and assistance needs to be available to the parties to those disputes; and
        1. recognise that the procedures for dispute resolution under this Part need to be flexible; and
          1. recognise that judicial intervention at the lowest level needs to be that of a specialist decision-making body that is not inhibited by strict procedural requirements; and
            1. recognise that difficult issues of law may need to be determined by higher courts.
              Notes
              • Section 75: substituted, on , by section 9 of the Human Rights Amendment Act 2001 (2001 No 96).