Equality Union and State (Concurrent)Cost not yet known
A working route to complain about discrimination
The problem
Discrimination in access to housing, services and employment is widely reported but rarely results in a recorded, tracked complaint.
Why it matters
A right without an accessible remedy is a statement, not a protection.
Proposed solution
A single, tracked intake for discrimination complaints with defined timelines, published aggregate outcomes, and support for the complainant through the process.
How it would be implemented
Operate the intake ourselves through the Civic and Legal Support module, direct complaints to the correct statutory body, and publish anonymised aggregate outcomes.
Risks, and what we would do about them
Risk
Raising expectations we cannot meet. Exposure of complainants to retaliation.
Mitigation
State plainly what we can and cannot do. Private by default. Never name a private individual publicly.