[1] Housing Agreement (Commonwealth and WA) Act 1990.
[2] Submissions by Homeswest to EOCWA section 80 Enquiry, May 2003, page 7.
[3] Submissions by Homeswest, op cit, page 7.
[4] ibid.
[5] Homeswest's submissions, op cit, page 8.
[6] Homeswest Submissions, op cit, page 12.
[7] The Equal Opportunity Tribunal is a statutory body created by the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA), and independent from the Equal Opportunity Commission.
[8] (1999) EOC 92-975.
[9] (1999) EOC 93-023.
[10] (2003) EOTWA, Unreported, delivered on 2nd May 2003.
[11] Op cit supra, at 79,479.
[12] Tenant's Advice Service WA (Inc).
[13] Page 63, paragraph 195 of the Penny decision.
[14] Page 64, paragraph 197 of the Penny decision.
[15] Page 66, paragraph 204 of the Penny decision.
[16] Pages 66 and 67, paragraph 206 of the Penny decision.
[17] Sections 3(a) and (d) of the Act.
[18] Section 36(2) of the Act, defining indirect discrimination. To erase any doubt, I am suggesting that the statutory legal framework indirectly discriminates against Aboriginal complainants.
[19] TAS Talk (TAS Newsletter), Issue Number 6, May 2003, pages 1 and 3.
[20] TAS Talk, op cit supra, page 3.
[21] Aboriginal activists such a Noel Pearson have consistently acknowledged and adopted this view in books such as The Right to be Responsible.
[22] As quoted at the beginning of this paper.
[23] The title of I.V.U Lennin's book "What is to be Done".