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Discrimination Act 1991

74Positive duty to make reasonable adjustments

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74 Positive duty to make reasonable adjustments (1) A person must make reasonable adjustments to accommodate another person’s particular needs arising from a protected attribute if discrimination on the ground of the attribute is unlawful under this Act. (2) For subsection (1), an adjustment is not reasonable if it would cause unjustifiable hardship to the person making the adjustment. (3) Failure to make reasonable adjustments in accordance with this section is an unlawful act.

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