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The Equality Commission is holding a series of seminars in June on the future of Section 75.
Section 75 is the public sector equality duty, aimed at changing the practices of government to ensure that equality of opportunity and good relations are at the heart of decision making.
You can download the report, and a consultation questionnaire, from the Commission's website www.equalityni.org
The Equality Commission has recently completed a review of how effective Section 75 has been in bringing about positive change to people's lives.
We have published a report containing conclusions and recommendations for making Section 75 more effective in the coming years. We want to hear your views before the consultation period ends on 6th August 2007.
As part of the consultation, the Commission is hosting a series of public events to hear the views of everyone interested in keeping Section 75 effective and ensuring outcomes for all.
Details of the events are as follows:
Monday 25 June 2007 - Antrim
Tuesday 26 June 2007 - Cookstown
Thursday 28 June 2007 - Newry
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