I am with Expecto Patronum on this. The Equalities Act is very very clear. The principle that someone is not disadvantaged by a disability covers all types of disabilities including Autism as well as mobility issues.
Wheelchair users account for less than 0.1% of the population, yet the 99.9% have to accommodate them. The same should hold for a group that accounts for a sizeable 3%
I am with Expecto Patronum on this. The Equalities Act is very very clear. The principle that someone is not disadvantaged by a disability covers all types of disabilities including Autism as well as mobility issues.
Wheelchair users account for less than 0.1% of the population, yet the 99.9% have to accommodate them. The same should hold for a group that accounts for a sizeable 3%
