The applicant alleged discrimination on the basis of disability in the provision of services after a police officer inquired about his mental health during an investigation of a neighbour dispute.
The officer had responded to the applicant's complaint of assault, and the neighbour alleged the applicant was schizophrenic and acting dangerously.
The Tribunal found that the officer's questions about the applicant's mental health were part of a legitimate police investigation to determine if there were grounds for apprehension under the Mental Health Act.
The application was dismissed, as the inquiry did not violate the Human Rights Code.
