Using Section 35 is ‘wrong approach’ on gender recognition laws, says Sarwar

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by trans people and women, emphasizing the need for a pragmatic and principled approach to legislation. It critiques the UK government's approach, which is seen as creating unnecessary constitutional and cultural conflicts. The speaker advocates for guidance from the Human Rights Commission and supports devolution and gender law reform. The focus is on protecting trans rights while maintaining single-sex spaces, urging a collaborative effort to address concerns without resorting to divisive politics.

What is the speaker's view on the role of the Equality and Human Rights Commission in this context?

What does the speaker believe is unnecessary in the context of the current political situation?