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LOCATION: Ashworth Centre\, Great Hall
SUMMARY:Lecture & Domus Dinner – The Equality Act: Understanding the Framework\, the Law and the Code of Conduct
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DESCRIPTION:This session will explore the Equality Act and the legal and regulatory framework that underpins equality, diversity and inclusion at the Bar. Through consideration of the law and the Code of Conduct, students will examine the protections afforded by equality legislation, the responsibilities of barristers, and the role of regulation in promoting a fair and inclusive profession.\nSpeaker(s)/Tutor(s): Sarah Hannett KC\nDetails:\nThe lecture will be followed by a Domus dinner in the Great Hall, which forms part of the Qualifying Session.\nThose booking onto the Lecture & Domus nights will be able to dine with their mentor, provided their mentor is available to attend. If you would like to dine with your mentor on these evenings, please check their availability first, then contact booking@lincolnsinn.org.uk with your mentor copied in to let us know you would like to sit together. We will then confirm their booking with you and arrange for you to sit next to each other on the day.\nQS value: 1\nQS theme: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion\nInteractive?: No\nMaterials and Preparation: No preparation required\nLearning Aims:\nThe aim of this Qualifying Session is to introduce Bar students to the Equality Act and the legal and regulatory framework that underpins equality, diversity and inclusion at the Bar. Students will examine the protections and obligations established by equality legislation, alongside the relevant provisions of the Code of Conduct, and consider how these principles promote fairness, challenge discrimination and support an inclusive profession in both education and practice.\nProfessional Statement Reference: (Access the full Professional Statement for Barristers here):\n2.3 : Be aware and active in the pursuit of equality and respect for diversity, not tolerating unlawful discrimination, in themselves or others.\n3.3 : Respond appropriately to those from diverse backgrounds and to the needs and sensitivities created by individual circumstances.\n3.4 : Treat all people with respect and courtesy, regardless of their background or circumstances.\nDress: Dark lounge suits. Gowns provided. For more information about this dress code please visit the Student Members area.\nBookings: Please book via the Online Booking System.\nCancellation Policy: Students should consider all bookings a professional commitment and should only book onto an event if they fully plan on attending. Once booked on, students will be unable to cancel and receive a refund other than in exceptional circumstances.\nThis event is a Qualifying Session.\n
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