Labour Equalities Minister, Nia Griffith, told MPs that “conversion practices have no place in today's society”, adding that the UK government was “committed to bringing forward trans-inclusive legislation to ban these outdated and abusive acts”.
Scottish Liberal Democrat MP Christine Jardine warned her party has “been concerned” about the lack of draft legislation, but stressed she was “relieved to hear” the UK government remains committed to a full ban on conversion therapy.
She added: “Given the amount of fear and anxiety that there is among the trans community in this country, can she reassure the House that when the Bill comes forward, it will be UK-wide to overcome the Scottish Government’s withdrawal of their proposals?”
Dame Nia said that the UK government is “in talks with officials in the Scottish Parliament” for the legislation to apply across the UK.
She added: “I also assure her that we will be bringing this legislation forward very soon, and that there will be a proper opportunity for that pre-legislative scrutiny, which I know she will want to take part in.”
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No mention of how helping young people "trans" can be and sometimes is conversion therapy if someone who is actually gay or lesbian is funneled into a trans pathway rather than having their same sex attraction affirmed.