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Submission of evidence to WESC on Gender Recognition Act reform

We answer the Women and Equalities Select Committee‘s questions and make six recommendations.

Date: 27th November 2020
Categories: Publications Consultation responses, Crime, Data and statistics, Freedom of speech, Healthcare, Legal systems, Schools and safeguarding, Science, Single sex services, Sport, Universities, Workplaces
Tags: GRA (Gender Recognition Act 2004)
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Submission of evidence to WESC on Gender Recognition Act reform

We answer the Women and Equalities Select Committee‘s questions and make six recommendations.

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