Submitted on Wednesday 26th April 2023
Rejected on Wednesday 3rd May 2023
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Debate repealing the Gender Recognition Act 2004
We call upon Parliament to debate repealing the GRA 2004, and amending the Equality Act 2010 accordingly, on the basis that
(a) it is obsolete now that equal marriage and pensions are law, and
(b) official falsification of sex on identity documents is in tension with safeguarding legislation
We want Government to debate repealing the GRA 2004, and removing section 7 of the EA 2010, because initial justification for implementing gender laws is no longer extant.
Equal marriage and pensions became law in 2010, quashing the rationale for recognising men as women, and vice-versa.
Heterosexual people who believe they are, or must be treated as, the opposite sex, are protected under disability law, and freedom of belief.
Meanwhile, official sex secrecy vitiates safeguarding laws.
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