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ANTI-DISCRIMINATION POLICY

Early day motion 627, tabled 26 July 2010 by Bob Russell (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 28 members.

That this House congratulates successive Governments for their policies aimed at removing discrimination against people on the grounds of gender, racial grouping, religious belief, age and sexual orientation; believes that a great strength of British society over the past 60 years has been a desire to narrow the gap between rich and poor, although it is recognised that more needs to be done in this respect; supports measures which help rather than hurt those who are the most disadvantaged, notably poor pensioners and low income families with 3.9 million children officially living in poverty; and calls on the Government to ensure that its policies do not discriminate against disadvantaged people by forcing them to leave their homes and communities through changes to their economic circumstances.

Signatures by party: Labour 17, Liberal Democrat 6, Social Democratic and Labour Party 2, Conservative 1, Green 1, Plaid Cymru 1.