Resolving Disputes
Whether you are contacting the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission because you have experienced harassment or discrimination based on a protected characteristic, or just looking for information, staff at the Commission are here to support you. The following information provides a detailed guide to the dispute resolution process at the Commission.
Making an Inquiry
- What is a Complaint?
- Inquiry Not Accepted
- The Human Rights Officer said I do not have a complaint, what now?
- What if the incident I am inquiring about occurred more than 12 months ago?
- Inquiry Accepted
Complaint Process
- Early Resolution
- Investigation
- Recommendation for Dismissal
- Settlement Agreement Signed
- Resolution Conferences
- Full Investigation Completed
Commissioners’ Decisions
