Published on: 05 June 2008
Equality impact assessments ensure that our policies, services and legislation do not discriminate against anyone and that, where possible, we promote equality of opportunity.
The equality impact assessment is a systematic and evidence-based tool, which enables us to consider the likely impact of their work on different groups of people. Completion of equality impact assessments is a legal requirement under race, disability and gender equalities legislation.
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Equality impact assessments 2008
Equality impact assessments for the Ministry of Justice -
Equality impact assessments 2007 (updated)
Equality impact assessments for the former DCA and the Ministry of Justice
The full versions of the equality impact assessments are available from our equality, diversity and human rights division, which can also provide the information in alternative formats:
Equality, Diversity and Human Rights Division
Ministry of Justice
5th Floor, Selborne House
54 Victoria Street
London
SW1E 6QW
Tel: 0207 210 0683 or 0207 210 8054