SCHEDULE 22 Statutory Provisions
Equality Act 2010 (2010 c 15) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 22 Statutory Provisions

Section 191

Statutory authority

1

(1)     A person (P) does not contravene a provision specified in the first column of the table, so far as relating to the protected characteristic specified in the second column in respect of that provision, if P does anything P must do pursuant to a requirement specified in the third column.

Specified provisionProtected characteristicRequirement
Parts 3 to 7AgeA requirement of an enactment
Parts 3 to 7 and 12DisabilityA requirement of an enactment
A relevant requirement or condition imposed by virtue of an enactment
Parts 3 to 7Religion or beliefA requirement of an enactment
A relevant requirement or condition imposed by virtue of an enactment
Section 29(6) and Parts 6 and 7SexA requirement of an enactment
Parts 3, 4, 6 and 7Sexual orientationA requirement of an enactment
A relevant requirement or condition imposed by virtue of an enactment

(2)     A reference in the table to Part 6 does not include a reference to that Part so far as relating to vocational training.

(3)     In this paragraph a reference to an enactment includes

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