20 Investigations
Equality Act 2006 (2006 c 3) | Legislation

Enforcement powers

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(1)     The Commission may investigate whether or not a person—

(a)     has committed an unlawful act,

(b)     has complied with a requirement imposed by an unlawful act notice under section 21, or

(c)     has complied with an

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