I like para 29 about the policy on where trans offenders should be housed in the prison estate.
The current policy is likely to be urgently reviewed following the decision of the Supreme Court that “... ‘woman’ always and only means a biological female of any age in section 212(1). It follows that a biological male of any age cannot fall within this definition; and ‘woman’ does not mean or sometimes mean or include a male of any age who holds a GRC”. In the context of single-sex services, the Supreme Court has made it clear that there is no entitlement for anyone to use single-sex services intended for members of the opposite sex.
Para 44 in the section on terminoolgy is good to see too.
“Deadnaming” is a term used where a trans person, in the course of transitioning or having transitioned, is called by their birth name, or where their birth name is otherwise referred to, instead of their chosen name. In court, witnesses may refer to a person by their deadname if this is how they knew them