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Resolved complaint (207) about gender identity discrimination in goods, services and facilities

Learn how a complaint (207) about gender identity discrimination in goods, services and facilities was resolved through conciliation.

Sex and gender Conciliation register entry

Summary

  • Year: 2025
  • Relevant Act: Sex Discrimination Act
  • Grounds: Gender identity; Intersex status; Sex
  • Area(s): Goods, services and facilities
  • Settlement terms:
    • Goods/services/facilities

About the complaint

The complainant identifies as a non-binary transgender masculine intersex person. They alleged that the respondent credit reporting agency only permitted them to record their sex and/or gender identity on its systems as 'male' or 'female'.

The agency denied discriminating against the complainant but indicated a willingness to participate in conciliation to try to resolve the complaint.

The complaint was resolved after the agency made changes to its systems to enable the option of “other” when selecting a person’s sex and/or gender identity.

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