UNDER WRAPS: SECRECY, CONFIDENTIALITY AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF EQUALITY LAW IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM

Confidentiality has become an integral part of the individual enforcement model for equality law in Australia and the United Kingdom. Contrary to the focus on openness and transparency in the courts generally, confidentiality is embedded in the enforcement, process, and outcomes of equality law. In...

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Published in:	Melbourne University law review Vol. 43; no. 2; pp. 384 - 422
Main Authors:	Allen, Dominique, Blackham, Alysia
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Melbourne Melbourne University Law Review 01.12.2019 Melbourne University Law Review Association Inc
Subjects:	Access control Attorney-client privilege Comparative analysis Confidentiality Courts Employment discrimination Enforcement Equal protection Equality Evaluation Freedom of information Government agencies Jurisdiction Law Laws, regulations and rules Legislation Mediation Openness Provisions Race relations Regulatory reform Rule of law Secrecy Settlements (Law) Social aspects Transparency Tribunals & commissions United Kingdom > UK Australia
ISSN:	0025-8938, 1839-3810
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