Anyone planning to attend a local hustings and ask a question about women's rights?

[FretfulPorpentine]

We have a hustings at my church this week. I'll probably go (they've been very interesting in the past) and I'd quite like to ask a question.

I'm trying to think of a question which can be addressed equally to all candidates - I know exactly what I'd say to our lib dem candidate if he knocked the door, for example. But I think at a hustings the questions generally are put to all candidates and I'm not sure how best to formulate that.

Anyone else doing something similar?

What is the definition of woman?

What is you opinion on changing the equality act to clarify that sex means biological sex?

I've tried both, first got through second was rejected. Questions had to be submitted in advance.

I'd like to ask "why do you think we have single sex prisons, hospital wards, sports etc?"
Then follow up with "why are these reasons thrown away just because a man is having identity issues?"

I've been asking the staniland question

I've submitted this question to my local hustings:

If elected, will you uphold women's rights to single-sex services and provisions, and what will you do to ensure women can access those single-sex services and provisions without censure or attack?

That's really good, @morningtoncrescent62 .

I'd like to include something about the question coming from me as someone on the left as I'm so sick of being painted as 'right-wing' because of understanding biology.