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Can I take my complaint straight to the Federal Circuit Court or Federal Court of Australia?

  • No. You must make a complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission first.
  • You can only take your matter to the Federal Circuit Court or Federal Court of Australia if the Australian Human Rights Commission has terminated your complaint.
  • There are several reasons the complaint may be terminated including:
    • that it is unable to be resolved;
    • the complaint does not have enough substance; or
    • the complaint has already been dealt with adequately.
  • You will need a copy of the termination notice to complain to the Federal Circuit Court or Federal Court of Australia.