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It should reject the idea that it is ‘transphobic’ to recognise the protected characteristic of sex, and include ‘gender critical’ women and women’s organisations in the development of the new guidance.
The @EHRC already changed its advice last year. In developing new statutory guidance it must follow the Equality Act and not it's previous guidance.pic.twitter.com/43o82gMnN9
The stuff in this chart seems phenomenally good! And also demonstrates how wonky their previous advice was.
Yes. the trouble is the old guidance is still current. And it still says things like this.... (which does not from the Equality Act and is not workable in most situations) New guidance will need to be in line with the Equality Act (and then the old guidance should be revised)pic.twitter.com/ohhlsz4VP5
@threadreaderapp please unroll
Hello, please find the unroll here: Thread by @MForstater: "Last week the Women & Equalities Select Committee agreed with what @fairplaywomen & @Womans_Place_UK and 1000s o […]" https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1159541043441950727.html …
See you soon. 
how sensible
Hello, the unroll you asked for: Thread by @MForstater: "Last week the Women & Equalities Select Committee agreed with what @fairplaywomen & @Womans_Place_UK and 1000s o […]" https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1159541043441950727.html …
See you soon.
"....on the basis of their "legal" sex" - IF they're allowed to change the sex on their birth certificates, that won't help you. What Blanchard calls "legal fiction" is a big problem.
Aimee Channellor is legally a woman now. Doesn't really feel that women's rights are being protected when people with penises can be legally declared female.
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