Legislations Flashcards

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What do legislations do?

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  • Provide protection for groups
  • Provide a framework to maintain and improve the quality of practice
  • Provide guidance for workers in health, social and early years sectors
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Name the legislations.

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  • Equality Act 2010
  • Children Act 2004
  • Data Protection Act 1998
  • Health And Safety At Work Act 1974
  • Mental health Act 2007
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What do legislations aim to do?

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Give people rights and aims to prevent discrimination and unfair treatment

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What is direct discrimination?

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Intentionally putting someone at a disadvantage or treating them unfairly because of differences

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What is indirect discrimination?

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A policy or rule that applies to everybody but has a particular effect on certain people

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What can discrimination be based on?

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  • race / ethnicity
  • disability
  • sexuality
  • age
  • gender
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What groups do legislations protect?

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  • children & young adults
  • vulnerable adults
  • older adults
  • men & women
  • disabled people
  • minority ethnic groups
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