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A Decision to Discriminate concerned Australians Aboriginal Disempowerment in the Northern Territory This book follows on from the highly regarded This Is What We Said (February 2010×, Walk with

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How to fill out a decision to discriminate:

1. Begin by clearly stating the purpose of the decision to discriminate. Specify the reasons for the discrimination and provide any relevant background information.
2. Identify the individuals or groups who will be affected by the decision. Clearly state the criteria that will be used to discriminate and explain why these criteria are necessary.
3. Provide a detailed explanation of the steps taken to ensure fairness and objectivity in the decision-making process. Describe any consultations, evaluations, or assessments conducted to reach the decision.
4. Outline the specific actions that will result from the decision to discriminate. Explain how these actions will be implemented and any timelines or deadlines associated with them.
5. Include any necessary documentation or evidence to support the decision. This may include data, reports, or testimonials that justify the need for discrimination.
6. Obtain any required approvals or authorizations for the decision, depending on the organization or context in which the decision is being made.

Who needs a decision to discriminate:

1. Employers: Employers may need to make decisions to discriminate in certain situations, such as during the hiring process or when determining promotions, based on qualifications or suitability for the role.
2. Education Institutions: Schools or universities may need to discriminate in decisions related to scholarships, admission criteria, or disciplinary actions.
3. Government Agencies: Government agencies may need to discriminate when making policy decisions, issuing permits, or enforcing regulations, based on public interest or specific legal requirements.
4. Non-profit Organizations: Non-profit organizations may need to discriminate when allocating resources or determining eligibility for their services, in order to fulfill their mission and ensure equitable distribution.
5. Legal Entities: Certain legal entities may need to discriminate in decisions related to membership, partnership, or shareholder rights, based on specific legal or contractual requirements.
6. Healthcare Providers: Healthcare providers may need to discriminate in decisions related to medical treatments, organ transplants, or research, based on medical ethics, scientific evidence, or legal frameworks.

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What is a decision to discriminate?

A decision to discriminate is a written record of a decision made by an individual or entity that results in unfair treatment or prejudice against a person or group.

Who is required to file a decision to discriminate?

Any individual or entity that makes a decision that results in discrimination is required to file a decision to discriminate.

How to fill out a decision to discriminate?

To fill out a decision to discriminate, the individual or entity must provide detailed information about the discriminatory decision, including the reasons for the decision and the impact it had on the affected individual or group.

What is the purpose of a decision to discriminate?

The purpose of a decision to discriminate is to hold individuals or entities accountable for discriminatory actions and to provide a record of the discrimination for legal or investigative purposes.

What information must be reported on a decision to discriminate?

Information that must be reported on a decision to discriminate includes the date of the decision, the reasons for the discrimination, the affected individual or group, and any actions taken as a result of the discrimination.