The Equality Act received royal assent, consolidating major strands of discrimination law, including protections concerning race. It addressed direct and indirect discrimination and public institutional responsibilities. Enactment supplied a legal framework rather than proof of equal outcomes; many provisions commenced later, and enforcement remained a separate task.
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