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Can you discriminate against a child because of age? There are many circumstances where it would be wrong to allow a child to attend, film classifcation would be an example. I thought age discrimination was where your treated two people differently. I doubt that applies to children. Perhaps Phil can help us here. Here is a stupid example, would I as 66 year old be allowed to enroll at the local play school?

David

Quote: Originally posted by joecroft2 on 11/3/2013

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Equality and diversity , it sounds like job straight from the EU , a gang of parasites who don't actually produce any thing , and are just looking for ways to justify there title , local councils are full of them , and we the taxpayer are paying for it , next we will be saying children should be allowed to drink in the pub , mustn't discriminate against the smoking bring that down to 8 , what about allowing kids to drive a car , should all houses be the same so the poor wont feel left out , all these none jobs or Quango's have all come about from the EU , so where do we draw the line with discrimination , only today I read that prisoners didn't like there dinner so the warders had to go out and buy them a meal from a take away , your lecturer is just trying to justify his wages ,

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