The applicant alleged that the respondents contravened a settlement agreement by failing to comply with timelines and delivery directions, and by failing to provide adequate confirmation of human rights training.
The Tribunal found that the respondents breached the settlement by delivering the settlement funds and documents late and to the wrong address, causing the applicant mental distress.
The Tribunal awarded $1,000 in damages for this breach.
The Tribunal dismissed the applicant's other claims, finding that the respondents had complied with the training confirmation requirements and that there was no basis to reopen the settlement or find that the applicant was coerced.
