 Also, it cannot support individual cases in tribunals and courts where the issue would concern matters that fall only under the HRA and not under some pre-existing British equality legislation (like the Sex Discrimination Act 1975).Practically this will be problematic, not least because if a claim "did" exist under the HRA, British legislation which did not cover such problems would usually be updated to comply with European Convention rights (these are the ones that the HRA implements).Also, the line between what is in the European Convention, what is actually covered by domestic legislation, is difficult to draw.