I spotted this in 'Money Saving Expert' this week. From the blurb
'We need to show our MPs that we care about evidence. Evidence Week is opened by members of the public asking politicians about the evidence behind policies and issues that matter to them. In the past we’ve had questions anywhere from net-zero targets, allotments and fishing to the future of personalised prescribing. It’s up to you to set the agenda for this year.
Submit your question now for the chance to come to Westminster and ask MPs directly at the opening of Evidence Week 5-6.30pm, Monday 24 June. Your questions will be answered by select committee representatives and experts, which in previous years has included national statistician and the Chief Scientific Adviser.'
https://senseaboutscience.org/evidence-week/ask-parliament/
Presumably Mumsnet will also have some publicity about it as they are 1 of the 3 organisations named at the end of the questionnaire as a 'Where did you see this' option, but I haven't seen anything on here so far.
Anyway - what a chance!
I don't know where to start - men in women's hospital wards, prisons, sports, ONS data collection, DBS checks.
Let's get lots of questions in!