For people writing to their mp's about this.
The gra 2004 was under a labour government. To be fair they had to respond to the European Court ruling, but the act is badly worded.
The EA 2010 was passed right at the end of a Labour government. Although it mainly brought in existing law, some of the bad situation we find ourself in now could have been avoided at that point, by properly dealing with how it interacted with the gra, and how parts of the act interact with each other.
The EA statutory code of practice was passed in 2011 by the Conservative led coalition government. The wording compounded some of the problems, making it more difficult to use the exemptions which allow tw to be excluded from female services if proportionate, as the act allows.
The policies which we object to on this board have often been introduced since 2010, ie under a Conservative led government. The moj prison policy is lawful, but a policy which is better for women could also be legal. It is a choice made by a Conservative government.
So, depending on the party of your mp, you might want to point out how their party has contributed to allowing intact male born sex offenders being placed in prison with women.