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Schedule 9 of the Northern Ireland Act (1998) requires public authorities to prepare an equality scheme showing how they propose to fulfil the duties imposed by section 75. This includes checking how proposed policiesaffect the promotion of equality of opportunity and good relations for people from different Section 75 groups.
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Schedule 9 of the Northern Ireland Act (1998) requires public authorities to prepare an equality scheme showing how they propose to fulfil the duties imposed by section 75. This includes checking how proposed policiesaffect the promotion of equality of opportunity and good relations for people from different Section 75 groups.
To comply with commitments made within our Equality Scheme all respondents are asked to complete the following monitoring questionnaire.
Whilst this is a voluntary process, your participation is encouraged as this would enhance the robustness of the final survey analysis