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[edit] Anti-Discrimination Commissioner in Tasmania Section
After reviewing this section, I've had to remove the entire text. The only source given for all of the material was a primary source, the Anti-Discrimination Commission Fifth Annual Report. Wikipedia doesn't allow text based on an editor's conjecture or personal feelings about a particular document, for more details, please see the original research policy. In addition, poorly source critical commentary has no place in a biography -- please read the biography of living persons policy for more details on the special care taken. Please do not re-add the information unless you can provide a reputable third-party source - Wikipedia does not lead the way in reporting, we summarize what other sources have to say on the subject. If you have any questions about the removal or Wikipedia policies, please feel free to contact me on my talk page. Thanks. Shell babelfish 11:20, 10 May 2008 (UTC)
