I cannot believe that Lily Madigan is women's officer for Labour. Aside from being trans; she's 19, seems totally unsuitable/unqualified for the role, doesn't come across as a confident person capable of speaking in front of one person in an interview let alone many people standing up for women's rights and all that the role of women's officer encompasses.
Madigan's fitness for the role is beside the point in most people's eyes. The point is to validate him and other men like him. That's what women's resources are really for, after all.
Gallus Mag at Gendertrender really nailed this in her analysis of the Aus media's bathetic coverage of Callum 'Hannah' Mouncey's attempts to play women's AFL:
Above all else, women’s sports should exist to help men achieve their dreams. The female athlete that loses her spot to a male? Disposable. Welcoming men who non-conform to sex stereotypes of masculinity into male sports? Of course not. That is women’s work.
Mark Robinson of the Herald Sun described Hannah Mouncey as a “lost soul” whom women’s sports had disgracefully failed to save, which is the mission of women’s sport.
Agree with others that Liam/Lily knows exactly what he is doing with this fragile little girl act. He is exploiting the dynamic which Gallus Mag described above, whereby the needs of a supposedly vulnerable male trump the needs of every woman and girl. The women who need competent political representation by a women's officer? Disposable.