When a tribunal accepts something as background fact without needing evidence to prove it, such as the fact that childcare responsibilities still fall more on women than men.
In practice
A tribunal doesn't need statistical evidence to accept, through judicial noticeWhen a tribunal accepts something as background fact without needing evidence to prove it, such as the fact that childcare responsibilities still fall more on women than men., that women still carry more of the childcare load than men.
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