the office of the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner
A vendor can refuse to sell the house to a child, because the child cannot legally enter into a contract, or to a person who has a recognised intellectual disability or infirmity that precludes them from entering into legal contractual arrangements.
In recognition of the deep history and culture of this island, Equal Opportunity Tasmania acknowledge and pay my respects to all Tasmanian Aboriginal people; the past and present custodians of the Land.
Equal Opportunity Tasmania’s Reflective Action Plan is the first step in our commitment to having a culturally safe workplace. Our plan allows for gaining a greater understanding and knowledge of Aboriginal Peoples, their culture and individual and collective experiences. We are committed to developing further plans that focus on fostering external respectful relationships with the Tasmanian Aboriginal community and providing a service that is culturally respectful and welcoming.
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Equal Opportunity Tasmania: (03) 6165 7515
