Equality Act 2006
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34 Unlawful
(1) In this Part (except section 30(3)) “unlawful” means contrary to a provision of the Equality Act 2010. (2) But action is not unlawful for the purposes of this Part by reason only of the fact that it contravenes a duty under or by virtue of any of the following provisions of the Equality Act 2010— (a) section 1 (public sector duty regarding socio-economic inequalities), (b) section 149, 153 or 154 (public sector equality duty), (c) Part 12 (disabled persons: transport), or (d) section 190 (disability: improvements to let dwelling houses).
34 Unlawful
(1) In this Part (except section 30(3)) “unlawful” means contrary to a provision of the Equality Act 2010. (2) But action is not unlawful for the purposes of this Part by reason only of the fact that it contravenes a duty under or by virtue of any of the following provisions of the Equality Act 2010— (a) section 1 (public sector duty regarding socio-economic inequalities), (b) section 149, 153 or 154 (public sector equality duty), (c) Part 12 (disabled persons: transport), or (d) section 190 (disability: improvements to let dwelling houses).
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