Equality and Human Rights Mainstreaming Strategy: Consultation - Easy Read
Easy Read version of the Consultation on Scottish Government's Equality and Human Rights Mainstreaming Strategy. The Strategy will guide the Government, the wider public sector, and our partners to improve embedding equality, inclusion, and human rights into all that we do
Reporting on equality and human rights
The Scottish Government and public bodies already follow laws about mainstreaming including:
- The Equality Act 2010
- the Public Sector Equality Duty
To follow these laws, we must tell people how we are making things fair for everyone.
We already write reports about this, so we are not planning for the Strategy to need new kinds of reports.
Here is what we already do:
- every 2 years we write a mainstreaming report
This shows how we are making equality part of everything we do.
- we tell the United Nations how Scotland is doing with people's rights through treaty reporting
Treaty reporting is when countries tell a special group how they are following the fair rules they promised.
The Strategy will help organisations to follow these laws.
Question
26. What do you think about having more reporting requirements?
more reporting requirements are not needed
more reporting requirements are needed
I do not know
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