There is a clear need on Terf Island for independent, specialist parliamentary work to ensure that meaningful advocacy is happening and we are on top of the parliamentary advocacy and other vast influence of the forces pushing gender ideology on UK policy and culture. 

Much existing provision of advocacy among the GC ‘sector’ is either focused heavily on public campaigning rather than through Parliament, capacity-limited, or constrained in other ways.

Political campaigners are hampered by institutional capture within Parliament meaning Parliamentary staffers are not able or willing (as well as being overstretched) and unable to provide the support needed. Progressive policy makers also are wary of campaigning organisations who, fairly or not, are associated with a political perspective that is unappealing for progressive politicians.

What I can provide is professional, experienced public affairs support - a knowledge of Parliamentary procedure, an understanding of Parliamentary arithmetic and political incentives, and advice that is grounded in an awareness of the current UK political and public relations context.