This is being circulated on facebook, and not sure it is true. But we know from the GRA consultation that Stonewall etc., where able to mobilise a coordinated response:
Please could you write to your MPs and share among your networks - copied with permission
URGENT AND IMPORTANT
A sympathetic Tory MP advises that all MP’s are receiving large numbers of letters and emails lobbying for the Conversion Practices Bill to be included in the King’s Speech on 7th November.
This is why Rishi Sunak suddenly announced that the Bill would be in the King’s Speech. Despite the flip-flopping, it could still go in because constituency MPs are not getting anything like similar lobbying from the GC side: the message from constituents is that they want the Conversion Practices Bill.
There is, for example, a huge campaign across the Statutory and Voluntary Sector pressing people to write to MPs lobbying for the Bill to be included in the King’s Speech.
If it goes in the King’s Speech then it will be prioritised for debate before the next General Election, with MPs of all Parties, including the Tories, having been lobbied strongly to vote in favour.
If you haven’t already written to your MP, please write NOW.
If you have already written your MP, please write again NOW.
The advice was: Whatever else you might want to say, and if you say nothing else, please include the following points prominently in your own words:
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Dear X,
I write with some urgency regarding the Kings Speech due on November 7th.
I ask you to vote the Conversion Therapy Practices Bill down, on the following grounds:
1. There is no evidence to suggest this Bill is needed. 5 years of evidence gathering has found that there is no practice that needs criminalising that is not already covered by existing laws.
2. The current Parliamentary agenda is full enough without additional legislation for the sake of being seen to be “doing something” in order to placate lobby groups such as Stonewall.
3. I would like to see a commission or enquiry into how children are being indoctrinated into believing it is possible to change sex, for girls to become boys or visa versa, particularly in schools. It is increasingly clear that gender non-conforming, autistic or young LGB people are particularly susceptible to gender identity ideology, which was highlighted in the Cass report into the GIDS service at the NHS Tavistock clinic.
Please vote this Bill down.