Aren’t all politicians motivated by considering their future? Isn’t this why the law got into this mess - by them seeking approval rather than operating on principles?
I’ve no idea if Wes Streeting a supporter of women’s rights - at least he’s speaking up - but disappointingly very few of the other politicians are either.
However now that such a powerful figure is calling time on some of these problems, others will start to join especially as they are now seeing how public opinion is going. Hopefully there will be clarity on single sex spaces in the next 12 months…
It’s like NC said in that Scottish Parliament hearing - there’s what the legal definition and then there’s how everyone else thinks it should work.
Most people can’t really engage with arguments about elite sport or rape centres, but almost everyone can relate to the idea that no one should lose their job over asking a man to leave a female changing room!
The politicians have seriously let us all down - they’ll need to do some serious back peddling if they don’t want to hand Reform a load of seats at the next election.