Kemi Badenoch says she will call for public sector equality rules to be scrapped. The move comes amid continuing political controversy over whether equality requirements have affected public services. Media coverage notes that the announcement follows a recent row in which questions were raised about the police response to the murder of Henry Nowak, including claims that the response may have been influenced by equality law. The reports frame Badenoch’s intervention as part of a broader debate about how equality rules apply in public-sector decision-making and policing. While the sources highlight the timing of her remarks—shortly after the Nowak-related dispute—none of the provided excerpts include new evidence or official findings resolving the allegations. Instead, they describe Badenoch’s plan to press for changes to the framework governing equality obligations in the public sector, and they situate it within the wider dispute that has developed over the impact of such rules on frontline outcomes.