Lindsey Hoyle speaks on Commonwealth Day

The transcript discusses the significance of International Women's Day and Commonwealth Day, highlighting the historical and future roles of women in politics. It emphasizes the unity and modernity of the Commonwealth, describing it as a supportive family. The text also covers legislative changes made by Parliament to correct past errors and promote gender equality, underscoring the importance of doing the right thing. The discussion concludes with optimism about the increasing presence of women in public roles and the ongoing progress in gender equality.

What changes did the speaker mention regarding legislation and the role of Parliament?

In what ways does the speaker express hope for the future regarding women's representation?