Mick Hartley

This.

Access to toilets is undeniably important.

But it is perhaps the least important aspect of the Supreme Court ruling.

So I wish people would talk more about the other aspects.

Prisons, hospital wards, sports, rape refuges etc. are all more important in my view.
And the…

— Bev Jackson (@BevJacksonAuth) April 28, 2025

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"Prisons, hospital wards, sports, rape refuges etc. are all more important in my view. And the existence of sexual orientation. Which is based on biological sex.

"We intervened to secure legal recognition of the rights of lesbians – and of the existence of sexual orientation. Which would have become “meaningless” – in the Supreme Court’s words – if the ruling had gone the other way.

"Please don’t let interviewers focus exclusively on toilets. Of course there is not going to be a “toilet police”.

"Decent people respect the rule of law. Decent men respect women’s boundaries."