It also seems strange that a supposed ambiguity in a subsequent act should somehow overpower a clear statement in a previous one.
It also seems strange that a supposed ambiguity in a subsequent act should somehow overpower a clear statement in a previous one.
And the SC ties itself in knots to try and make that point but itβs nevertheless what the judgement does. It argues that the drafters of the Equality Act implicitly triggered (3) so that (1) did not apply. Thereβs no ambiguity because (they argue) the EA uses a provision of the GRA to ignore (1).
Back to Danny Kaye "The poison's in the vessel with the pessle & etc"