She said it was rational to allow the parties a chance to settle, although in hindsight that was not successful. “I wish we’d rejected the request [not to notify the students] … but that’s only with the benefit of hindsight,” she said.
There were only four months between scheduling the conciliation and the termination of the complaint, Triggs said, concluding the case therefore did not demonstrate “systemic problems with timeframes in complaint-handling processes”.
At the Friday hearing QUT’s lawyer, Daniel Williams, accepted that the students had been put in “a completely unsatisfactory position” by receiving notice just days before the 3 August conciliation conference. But he said the university had “no criticisms” of the AHRC’s processes.
Williams explained that the AHRC, like the university, had “substantial reason to believe the complaint was entirely with the university” until a fairly late stage.
Although Prior had named certain students, it was reasonable for the AHRC to believe that the complaint against them would fall away.
Triggs accepted that if a case like the QUT case occurred today, the AHRC “would handle the aspect of notification differently”. 
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