Discrimination law faces Govt review.

The article reports on the plan of the government to revamp the lengthy process of resolution of discrimination disputes in Great Britain. Following its release of the Discrimination Law Review (DLR) consultation paper on June 12, 2007 there is likely to be a complete repeal of the statutory dispute resolution procedures that were set in 2004. The government further stated in the paper to enhance the role played by ombudsmen, who act independently when examining complaints.