The Socio-Economic Duty in Action : Case studies
The socio-economic duty (SED) is an under-utilised tool available to statutory bodies, which can support efforts to tackle socio-economic deprivation. It derives from the never-implemented Section 1 of the 2010 Equality Act, which requires public authorities to consider the way their decisions increase or decrease inequalities that result from socio-economic disadvantage. Both Scotland and Wales have now adopted […]