Discrimination (interpreters, readers and assistants)
Version Date:
30/06/1997
For the purposes of this Ordinance, a discriminator discriminates against another person on the ground of that other person's disability if the discriminator treats that other person less favourably because of-
(a) the fact that other person is accompanied by-
(i) an interpreter;
(ii) a reader;
(iii) an assistant; or
(iv) a carer,
who provides interpretive, reading or other services to that other person because of the disability; or
(b) any matter related to that fact, whether or not it is the discriminator's practice to treat less favourably any person who is accompanied by such-
(i) an interpreter;
(ii) a reader;
(iii) an assistant; or
(iv) a carer.