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What happens if I make a reasonable offer to conciliate and the complainant refuses?

April 26, 2017complainant happens Offer reasonable

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What happens if I make a reasonable offer to conciliate and the complainant refuses?

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The Commissioner has no power to force a complainant to conciliate even if an offer appears reasonable. If a complaint does not conciliate and the complainant wishes to continue with the complaint, the Commissioner is obliged to refer the complaint to the State Administrative Tribunal for determination.