I hate it when they name a law after a woman. Domestic abuse specialists in 999 rooms.

I understand what you are trying to say (I think) but I also think we should be shouting those poor women's names out loud. "This is what happens when people don't listen" is what you hear when their name is added to the law.

Unfortunately there seems to be more and more being added. Claire's law, Sarah's law, Suzy Lamplugh Trust (stalking), Natasha's law (adding her because people are still dying needlessly). I know I'm missing others

I get it and I hear you.
It's too easy to honour women after they're dead and do too little while they're still alive and asking for help.
It's a kind of lie.
Thank you for articulating it.

''Refuge, the charity which supports survivors of domestic violence, welcomed the changes but called for "far more detail on how these plans will be implemented and how staff will be safely recruited, vetted and most importantly trained".

This was my first thought. Its all officers that need vetting and training imo. Placing an expert in the call centre is a start, but women are still left dealing with badly trained officers face to face.

RIP Raneem and Khaola. May your memories be a blessing.

I’m not sure I have a fixed opinion about the naming after women aspect, I will give it some thought. In this case however I wonder if the lack of response they suffered was in some part due to their names. If that’s the case then I welcome their names on the pilot.

And I hope that this doesn’t just join the long list of pilot projects that gradually fade out of sight.