Proceeding contribution from Emma Reynolds (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 18 November 2010. It occurred during Urgent question on Socio-economic Equality Duty.
Socio-economic Equality Duty
The Government's dilution of the previous Government's equality legislation is just one of a series of betrayals of women. They failed to undertake a gender impact assessment of the emergency Budget—[Interruption.] Maybe the Minister for Policing and Criminal Justice would like to take this seriously, because it is a serious matter. The Government have failed to sign up to new measures to combat human trafficking of women and children, and they have frozen the pay of the lowest-paid public sector workers, whose actual salaries are less than £21,000 and many of whom are women. When exactly will they stop taking measures that have a disproportionately negative impact on women?
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- 518 c1060
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- 2010-12
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- Equality Public sector Public bodies Access Disadvantaged Public appointments Social class
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- Equality Act 2010
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