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Approximately 100,000 people in the United Kingdom have medical conditions that make their skin sensitive to fluorescent light.
The groups warned that a complete ban on incandescent lighting for people with such conditions would violate the Disability Discrimination Act, and that employers should also be allowed to purchase incandescent lights if their employees have a need for them.
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