Redress for unlawful discrimination Part IIB Conciliation by the President Division 1 Section 46P Part IIB—Redress for unlawful discrimination Division 1—Conciliation by the President 46P Lodging a complaint (1) A written complaint may be lodged with the Commission: (a) alleging: (i) that one or more acts have been done; or (ii) that one or more omissions or practices have occurred; and (b) alleging that those acts, omissions or practices are unlawful discrimination. Note: Unlawful discrimination is defined in subsection 3(1). (1A) It must be reasonably arguable that the alleged acts, omissions or practices are unlawful discrimination. (1B) The complaint must set out, as fully as practicable, the details of the alleged acts, omissions or practices. (2) The complaint may be lodged: (a) by a person aggrieved by the alleged acts, omissions or practices: (i) on that person’s own behalf; or (ii) on behalf of that person and one or more other persons who are also aggrieved by the alleged acts, omissions or practices; or (b) by 2 or more persons aggrieved by the alleged acts, omissions or practices: (i) on their own behalf; or (ii) on behalf of themselves and one or more other persons who are also aggrieved by the alleged acts, omissions or practices; or Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986 Compilation No. 48 Compilation date: 20/12/18 Authorised Version C2019C00030 registered 14/01/2019 71 Registered: 14/1/19