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  1. Good Law Project supports claimants challenging EHRC code, while Greens condemn the EHRC code coming into force. Angela Rayner oversees the EHRC guidance as Secretary of State.
  2. The Green Party is actively seeking to amend the EHRC guidance, with leaders like Ed Davey and Joy Morrissey involved in the criticism.

Labour MPs reported the Green Party to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (watchdog).

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Labour MPs reported the Green Party to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (watchdog).

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  1. CAA referred the Green Party to an equality watchdog.1 source
  2. Complaint filed against the Green Party with the EHRC.1 source

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The Green Party is actively seeking to amend the EHRC guidance, with leaders like Ed Davey and Joy Morrissey involved in the criticism. All 1 developments

Within Good Law Project supports claimants challenging EHRC code, while Greens condemn the EHRC code coming into force. Angela Rayner oversees the EHRC guidance as Secretary of State.

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