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Code · Montana · Title 49 — Human Rights · Chapter 2 · Part 5

49-2-506. Procedure upon decision finding discrimination.

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49-2-506 . Procedure upon decision finding discrimination.
(1)If the hearings officer finds that a party against whom a complaint was filed has engaged in the discriminatory practice alleged in the complaint, the department shall order the party to refrain from engaging in the discriminatory conduct. The order may:
(a)prescribe conditions on the accused's future conduct relevant to the type of discriminatory practice found;
(b)require any reasonable measure to correct the discriminatory practice and to rectify any harm, pecuniary or otherwise, to the person discriminated against;
(c)require a report on the manner of compliance.
(2)Except as provided in 49-2-510 , the order may not require the payment of punitive damages.
(3)Whenever an order or conciliation agreement requires inspection by the department for a period of time to determine if the respondent is complying with that order or agreement, the period of time may not be more than 1 year.
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