Is anyone’s MP Tom Hayes?

My MP has signed …… he’s a vet. My eyes can’t roll far enough.

Yes he is my MP. I really like him but he shoehorns his sexuality and his disabled parents at every opportunity, neither of which are relevant to the ehrc ruling. When he next knocks on the door I will raise it with him.

They're not all Labour. 132 MPs have signed.
Labour 69
LibDem 48
Plaid 4
SNP 5
Green 3
Independent 2 (Corbyn and Abbott)
Your Party 1 (Sultana)

Two MPs signed but then withdrew their signatures - Tim Farron and Andrew George, both LibDems.

Here's a link to all the signatories. I'm really cross to see my MP's name there. I will have to write to her. She normally does her level best to avoid anything controversial but she has Goldsmiths in her constituency and our council is now controlled by the Greens so she's probably fearful for the future. https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/65938/draft-code-of-practice-on-services-public-functions-and-associations

Cage a bit rattled today Zoonosis?
The sight of Labour MPs spending endless hours trying to subvert the law, wedge men into spaces where women & girls undress and promote men cheating in women's sport is a grim sight to most of the population.

Especially given the massive issues the country faces, his inability to respect women's rights and child safeguarding and accept the SC judgment is very revealing.

Still, we see daily how important access to unconsenting women and girls undressing appears to be to some people. And it's concerning when those peope are MPs.

Tom Hayes wrote a load of guff, MAS and her term did a sterling job at answering the halfwitted questions from a bunch of sulky, rude, obstropulous kidadults.

The fact that MAS refused to allow the briefing to the Women & Equalities committee be all about the 'trans', and had to constantly remind them that there are 9 PC's not just the 1 they're obsessed with, is why you 'allies' are kicking off.

Standing up for the rights of women and girls is not 'extreme', our opinions are based in fact and law, not pie-in-the-sky magical thinking.
Most women would disagree with you.

I think you will find that very many women do object to males in their single sex spaces. Why should we allow males in our spaces because we deserve dignity, privacy and safety. We have no way to knowing which males are a danger to us and children.
This is a very serious matter and most certainly not nonsense. So many trans identifying males have been committing sexual/violent offences.
We don’t want our hard won rights given away by “be kinders” @Zoonosis

extreme GC nonsense

Do you mean, believing that "woman" has a biological definition, and that women have a right to spaces, sports etc. that are women-only and do not include men? You consider either of those points extreme? Or nonsense?

Maybe write the same letter to Ellie Chowns. She’s infuriating me with the same BS.

It really isn't extreme for women to want spaces away from men. Especially when they're undressed or vulnerable.

Oh stop with this pathetic pitting of "51% of the population against 0.5%". Especially coming from a male poster who has no right whatsoever to claim to speak for that 51% regardless of how many daughters he uses as a shield. Most women do not support this extreme GC nonsense, do not spend our lives obsessing about other people's chromosomes or genitals, and do not want regressive reactionary bigoted policies of exclusion to be touted in our name. Good for Tom Hayes, he has raised some really good questions, exactly the kind of thoughtful job an MP should be doing.

Opps sorry posted in error.

I hope MAS has been told that she did a good job - not a partisan-good job, just a straight-bat, sticking-to the-actual-facts kind of good job, but that's rare enough to make her very worthy of respect in a democratic society

I have a relatively sane labour mp so I've written to him saying thank you for not signing the EDM and reiterating that women need single sex spaces.. I think the trans activists make a lot of noise and mps need to know that there are opposing voices amongst their constituents.

He spent a long time writing that didn't he?
Objecting to MAS & her colleague's "tone" 😄 Claiming she was reluctant to engage with "elected representatives". Objecting to the law. Objecting to the guidance. Objecting to women having rights to privacy and safety from men?

Always useful to see how a gay male MP can actively work against the rights and safety of 50% of the population. When someone shows you who they really are and all that..... 🙄