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Please don't forget to respond to the other inquiry into the Equality Act 2010, which closes tomorrow.
If you can highlight one thing, let it be that ambiguity in the terms male, female, man, woman, gender reassignment, and so on must be reviewed:
#EA2010
parliament.uk/business/commi…
If you can highlight one thing, let it be that ambiguity in the terms male, female, man, woman, gender reassignment, and so on must be reviewed:
#EA2010
parliament.uk/business/commi…
The key question is this:
“How easy it is for people to understand and enforce their rights under the Equality Act?”
“How easy it is for people to understand and enforce their rights under the Equality Act?”
I think it is really important that non-lawyers answer this. Is the Equality Act accessible to you? Would you know how to make a claim that your rights had been infringed? Would you know how to access funding to bring a claim? Are the costs of bringing a claim a barrier?
"How effective and accessible tribunals and other legal means of redress under the Equality Act are, and what changes would improve those processes?"
An important question in the context of grave cuts to our justice system. Very few discrim cases receive legal aid to go to court
An important question in the context of grave cuts to our justice system. Very few discrim cases receive legal aid to go to court
Or how organisations are going into schools or business and teaching the wrong law.
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