Speeches by Taylor.

“Okay, thank you. I will move on to the next question. In the past few weeks you have told fearful trans people that this judgment brings clarity, when they have no idea what they are supposed to do. You have told them that they are banned by law from gendered spaces, when that is not what the Supreme Court judgment sai…”

“Are they one of the groups that you are holding specific sessions for?”

“Thank you. That raises further questions, but I will allow you to move on.”

“So you are saying there is an incompatibility between those two pieces of legislation?”

“Welcome to the Committee. It is my first time interviewing you and you are very welcome here. The EHRC has been saying that there is an incompatibility between the Gender Recognition Act and the Equality Act. To what extent has the Supreme Court judgment resolved those concerns and brought clarity?”

“It does not sound to me like things are particularly clear, so do you think there is still a role for Parliament to play in legislating to bring further clarity?”

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“I thank the hon. Gentleman for the entertainment he provided throughout the Bill Committee’s proceedings, and for his generosity in the Tea Room. Talking about reflection, however, would he agree that when one looks in the mirror, one does not always like what one sees? The Minister has reflected on many of the proposa…”

“I thank the Minister for his statement, which will be warmly welcomed by constituents, particularly pensioners who were just above the threshold and who lost out last winter. Does he agree that measures such as rolling out free breakfast clubs—I visited one this morning at Goodyers End primary school—are making a real …”

“The swimming pool in Atherstone, in my constituency, opened in 1969, and is where I learned to swim. Today it closes regularly because of boiler problems, and despite the swimming pool support fund, it is reaching the end of its life. If it closes and is rebuilt, it will inevitably be closed for around 18 months. There…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Jardine. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Wolverhampton West (Warinder Juss) for securing this debate. I am aware of his extensive knowledge of and passion for this subject. Violence against women and girls is a national emergency, rather than the inevitability…”

“I thank my right hon. Friend for introducing the Bill. Sarah, one of my constituents, is here today. Her work with the National Federation of the Blind of the UK and its street access campaign has demonstrated the difficulty that blind and partially sighted people experience in accessing buses. They cannot make the cho…”

“In my hometown of Atherstone, the leisure centre and swimming pool is beyond its useful life. That is the case for more than 50% of swimming facilities up and down this country. When we talk about building new homes, we need to make sure that we are building accessible communities with facilities for people to enjoy sp…”

“It is a long-standing norm that building regulations deal not just with the construction of buildings but their thermal efficiency and performance. That is why energy performance certificates were introduced, and there are regulations on windows, glazing and glass roofs all found within the building regulations. Surely…”

“I wanted to move on to looking at education. To Kaitlyn first, if I may: what education do you think should be included in the national curriculum to help prevent the influence of the manosphere on young men and boys?”

“It is fine. It is a difficult question. Do you think there is anything that people can do to de-radicalise people when they have reached that stage?”

“It is to help us, so that we can ask what red flags are there along that route, and how we can turn somebody back.”

“This question is to Lisa. At what point do you think you would consider that someone has been radicalised by manosphere content, and how can they be de-radicalised?”

“You have already touched on your peer-to-peer mentoring programme, so I will move on in the interest of moving things forward.”

“Jacob, do you have anything to add in terms of how you think we can be reaching men and educating them?”