16 Inquiries
Equality Act 2006 (2006 c 3) | Legislation

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(1)     The Commission may conduct an inquiry into a matter relating to any of the Commission's duties under sections 8 [and 9].

(2)     If in the course of an inquiry the Commission begins to suspect that a person may have committed an unlawful act—

(a)     in continuing the inquiry the Commission shall, so far as possible, avoid further consideration of whether or not the person has committed an unlawful act,

(b)     the Commission may commence an investigation

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