The Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, Ms Sarah Bolt, will conclude her role as Anti-Discrimination Commissioner effective from 19 November 2024.
Ms Bolt has held the position of Anti-Discrimination Commissioner since 2017 and during this time has been a strong advocate for the rights of all Tasmanians and the importance of upholding a society free from discrimination.
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Guy Barnett, thanked Ms Bolt for her contribution during her time in the role and wished her well for the future.
“Tasmania’s anti-discrimination framework strikes an important balance between protecting community members from discrimination and allowing them to enjoy fundamental rights and freedoms,” the Attorney-General said.
“On behalf of the Tasmanian Government, I extend my sincere thanks to Ms Bolt for her contribution during her time in this important role and wish her well for the future.”
Expressions of interest will shortly be invited from suitably qualified persons interested in appointment as the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner.
