The Prime Minister has launched an audit of public services to reveal racial disparities and to help end the injustices that many people experience. Theresa May has ordered Whitehall departments to identify and publish information which will enable the public to check how their race affects how they are treated on key issues such as health, education and employment, broken down by geographic location, income and gender. This is designed to give every person the ability to check how their race affects the way they are treated by public services and provide information which will help Government and the public to force poor-performing services to improve.

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