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NC Rest of note sections Given that they were dropped they were plainly disproportionate. In relation to issue 5H Ms Miles evidence - which was novel - suggesting need for supervision was to protect C from allegations but was spun to C by R re whether she could be trusted without supervision in light of patient care allegations.
NC By way of conclusion. To talk more c importance of Pete. His point is that he is indistinguishable from DU. DU's gender reassignment is not relevant to proceedings- this is C complaint. Therefore Pete is legally and practically indistinguishable from DU>
Some of R witnesses had to agree that if Pete - with no changes of name/hair/clothes - he was as much a woman as DU. An inevitable conclusion . Subscribers to GI belief ..
J. TW doesn't appear in Act. No definition.
NC No.
NC No legal definition;. GI people say if only a man who says he's a woman. A circular definition.
NC R has put at heart of case in a way not wholly clear is that no one else other than SP had raised disquiet with DU presence in w CR. Suggest abundantly clear to Tribunal why that is. What happened to SP when raised: first time and second time nothing, then all hell broke loose and she treated as aggressor. Even if Sp a racist. Even racist women shouldn't be forced to undress in front of someone she sees as a man. One joke in 7 years not a racist
R efforts to find evidence of people agreeing with SP. SP named 4 and 13 people in her evidence with great reluctance (to her credit) not wanting to get colleagues in trouble. Did R try to find those people and bring them to tribunal? No. People brought last minutes to give evidence were Fiona Wishart and {?]
NC Conclusion. Many weird things about this case. Nurses and doctors who don't know what sex is, or tell what sex someone is, and an NHS employee with immunology qualification. JR constant intervention re my language despite your