The Human Rights Act (1998)  What are the basic principles are human rights? On the blog, read the link to the story of Malala Yousafzai. Add a comment.

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The Human Rights Act (1998)  What are the basic principles are human rights? On the blog, read the link to the story of Malala Yousafzai. Add a comment to say which of her human rights are being breached -

Legislation is the term used to cover the laws governing us all. In the UK, there are three types of law:  ‘Common’ law which is not written down but has come into being historically  ‘Statute’ law which comes into being through an Act of Parliament  European law A Bill is a draft law; it becomes an Act if it is approved by a majority in the House of Commons and House of Lords, and formally agreed to by the reigning monarch (known as Royal Assent). An Act of Parliament is a law, enforced in all areas of the UK where it is applicable. A Bill is a draft law; it becomes an Act if it is approved by a majority in the House of Commons and House of Lords, and formally agreed to by the reigning monarch (known as Royal Assent). An Act of Parliament is a law, enforced in all areas of the UK where it is applicable.

Legislation exists to try to ensure safety & fair treatment of all in every aspects of our lives.  Health & safety legislation is in place to provide a safe environment for employees & employers, as well as the general public  Consumer legislation gives the rights & responsibilities of suppliers and purchasers of goods & services  Other legislation is aimed at giving fair and non- discriminatory treatment to all citizens in a wide range of circumstances  The Data Protection Act allows a person the right to know what information an organisation holds on them and the right to correct information that is wrong

You have one piece of legislation to look at. You must:  Research your legislation  You have until the music ends!  Share your findings with the group you’re now in  10 minutes  Share your findings with the group you’re now in  10 minutes

Produce a booklet which an employer can give to an employee which explains about legislation You should:  Create a booklet in Publisher or another suitable software which explains about 5 pieces of legislation plus CRB checks & copyright  You’re free to choose the legislation  You must include:  A front cover & contents page  An introduction explaining what legislation is & why it exists  A glossary of all 18 terms at the back  For each legislation you should give a definition, explain why it exists & what impact it has on a company/workplace & the employee. You must write at least two pages per legislation  You might want to include facts & figures as well as case studies  Presentation is important Remember, this is part of your Year 12 assessment

This week & next week is Year 12/13 assessment week You will be assessed on P1:  Mediator product – “Explain the personal attributes valued by employers  DEADLINE: Monday 26 th November 2012  Legislation booklet  DEADLINE: Tuesday 27 th November 2012

Explain one piece of legislation in a Tweet  #CTunit1