Over the years, the DLA has established a reputation for its knowledge, expertise and understanding of discrimination law issues. Government departments and other statutory agencies regularly seek our views on changes and development in law and policy areas.
Participation from members ensures that our contributions to policy and public debates are grounded in and informed by the experiences of those affected by discrimination cases and issues on a daily basis.
This page lists all of the submissions and responses that the DLA has made to government and European Commission consultations, as well as contributions it has made to research, surveys and consultations by other organisations. The most recent submissions are listed first.
As an added resource, for some consultations we have added links to the responses from other organisations.
You can read the DLA's submission in the attachment below.
The DLA has submitted a response to the government's consultation on family migration - you can find details of the consultation on the UKBA's website here: www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/consultations/family-migration/
The DLA's response is in the attachment below
The Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill was given its second reading in the House of Commons on Wednesday 29 June. The Bill passed with a vote (Ayes 295; Noes 212) and will now be considered by a Public Bill Committee who have made a call for written evidence. The DLA has submitted its own Briefing to the Committee which you can read in the attachment.
DLA has submitted a response to Ofqual's consultation on specifications in relation to the Reasonable Adjustment of General Qualifications - you can read this reponse by clicking on the attachment
DLA Response to the Policy review paper: The Public Sector Equality Duty: reducing bureaucracy