Retaliation against people who raise concerns is unlawful under federal and NSW law:
• Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth) s.47A — positive duty to eliminate victimisation
• Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW) s.50 — victimisation offence
• Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) Part 6-4B — stop-bullying / stop-sexual-harassment orders
PVRSC's General Manager and MPIO will review this report and may refer it externally to:
• Australian Human Rights Commission · 1300 656 419
• Anti-Discrimination NSW · 1800 670 812
• Fair Work Commission (if you\'re a worker)
• Sport Integrity Australia (if the original matter was sport-affiliated)
• NSW Police (where retaliation involves threats or coercion)
You retain the right to lodge externally at any time. Reporting here does not limit that right and does not stop the clock on external time-limits.
Records are kept securely for at least 7 years. Australian Privacy Principles apply.
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Treated badly after speaking up
If you've been treated worse — dropped, shunned, threatened, "performance managed" — because you raised a concern, supported someone who did, or are a witness, please tell us. Retaliation is unlawful and we take it seriously.