EHRC Code of Practice on Services, Public Functions and Associations has been laid - here is the Code itself

It doesn't alter the fact that the law is still the law.

I think it is just posturing, they can say they did something whilst not actually doing something that will likely be defeated

This sort of behaviour infuriates me, not just with respect to TiMs. If you genuinely believe something is wrong then make the case why you think it's wrong.

On these threads we have asked time and time again what discrimination have you as TiM suffered and no answer comes. Or possibly that they might feel endangered in the Gents. But not a single thought about why it follows that the correct action is not to make women feel endangered.

What is the point of the motion? Is it to ensure she, and other objectors, are on the record?

Why not file a prayer motion? Even if it is likely to be unsuccessful, it is the process to actually stop the guidance - whereas the current motion filed won’t do that?

Nadia must know that and must have her reasoning for choosing this.

That would be because there's nothing in-between to stop it, nevermind slow it down.

Is this a Prayer Motion or just a straightforward regular Early Day Motion?

Apparently there hasn’t been a successful Fatal Prayer motion in the Commons since the 1970s!!

Once again I am going to ask if trans people (usually men) are excluded from so many things, where are the Employment Tribunals and Court cases?

Why do I mostly see women's names, and women being discriminated against?

Plenty of people setting her straight there, but I'm sure it goes in one ear and out the other.

Motion from #BeKind voice of the labour left Nadia Whittome MP to disapply the EHRC guidance.

Retweeted by Zack Polanski

https://nitter.net/NadiaWhittomeMP/status/2061762711189414024#m

Can you not just recycle the lot? Or just hand them back and say that since Ed Davey doesn't think women should have rights, you're done?

I hadn't thought of that! I have delilvered some and since I am going away in a couple of days I might not be able to deliver the rest.

I am sad about the way they have gone. When we were fighting elections and getting useless Tory MPs and councillors out we had a good time. But once I read about Natalie Bird, and them forcing her to stand down for a T shirt stating what woman was I thought "I'm done with this as a member, this isn't what I pay my subs for."

The question I would like to ask is why was it Sandie Peggie or the Darlington Nurses or Maya Forstater... who had to go to Employment Tribunals? It wasn't "Beth" Upton who was being discriminated by the men in NHS Fife was it?Repeat the question for all the other cases.

Gwent Police have been sent a letter before action by WRN for not changing their policy, per story in the Times.

My employer has issued their statement which is basically this code of practice is in review in the meantime continue to act in line with our EDI policy. The whole thing depresses me

The mental health impact on trans people, wah wah wah, I’m sorry but none of them have given two fucks for the mental health impact on women and girls. The double standards are astounding.

Re crunchpoint:

Butting in just to say, have you seen the Guardian article?
(yes, you heard me right)

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5537040-guardian-gets-it-right?callback=in&error=server_error&error_description=timeout%20exceeded

Reddit's in meltdown.

Agreed this is a big crunch point.

James Murrell and Burnham saying sex is real is indicative. Labour will vote down any attempt to stop the guidance if it even gets to a vote which it probably won't.

The clock is ticking are the opponents of the guidance going to do anything?

It really would be telling if they can't muster enough conviction to list a Fatal Prayer Motion in the Commons or the Lords.

Can you not just recycle the lot? Or just hand them back and say that since Ed Davey doesn't think women should have rights, you're done?

There is a ministerial statement on the code of practice in the Commons this afternoon.

I resigned my LIbDem membership; over this. I still deliver leaflets for them and have a batch to do right now. But this will be last time.

I have had enough. I as a woman have rights too. Women Lib Dems are many of the foot soldiers of the party and it's time they remembered that.