Complaints Bodies (VCE SSCE Legal Studies): Flashcards

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Complaints bodies definition

Organisations helping resolve disputes about goods/services

Complaints bodies' binding decision power

Generally cannot make binding decisions on parties

Source of complaints bodies' power

Parliament

eSafety Commissioner role

Protects Australians from online harm; handles cyberbullying

Consumer Affairs Victoria jurisdiction

Consumer/trader & tenant/landlord disputes

VEOHRC

Victorian Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission

Protected attributes (Equal Opportunity Act) - examples

Age, disability, race, gender identity, breastfeeding

Conciliation

Neutral party helps parties reach agreement (not decide)

Complaints bodies resolution timeframe

Typically 1-6 months from lodgement

VEOHRC's limitation if conciliation fails

Cannot make orders; must use VCAT or abandon

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