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What is 'reasonable adjustment'?

The law requires businesses to make 'reasonable adjustments' for disabled people to ensure they can access services. This could mean ramps for wheelchairs or, in Matthew's case, staff understanding that a person's speech or balance issues might be due to a medical condition, not intoxication. It's about preventing discrimination.

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