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unintended, unforeseen consequences is complicated, but i just want to read a quote from baroness helena kennedy normal, as well as those so—called therapies whose purpose is to sup perez a person's gender identity. how do you see that and the broader debate? ~ ., , , , ,., debate? well, we would fully support that broad definition, _ debate? well, we would fully support that broad definition, gallup - that broad definition, gallup supports lgbtq victims and a significant proportion of young clients — significant proportion of young clients are currently going through conversion — clients are currently going through conversion therapy or at risk of being _ conversion therapy or at risk of being put— conversion therapy or at risk of being put through it in the uk today. — being put through it in the uk today, and we see such a broad range and even _ today, and we see such a broad range and even creative range of abuses, aimed _ and even creative range of abuses, aimed at— and even creative range of abuses, aimed at sup perezing altering —— suppressing, curing someone's identity — suppressing, cur

joining us now is sue fish, former chief constable of nottingham police and baroness helena kennedy, in london — down a bus, seriously? buses in london don't stop between stops. and lots of— london don't stop between stops. and lots of streets don't have buses. if you are _ lots of streets don't have buses. if you are out — lots of streets don't have buses. if you are out of the capital and in a more _ you are out of the capital and in a more remote part of the world, you are lucky— more remote part of the world, you are lucky if— more remote part of the world, you are lucky if you can see the bus. it's absurd _ are lucky if you can see the bus. it's absurd. again, it puts the responsibility on women instead of actually— responsibility on women instead of actually the met looking at their own practices, their own procedures, their own _ own practices, their own procedures, their own stuff's behaviours, and addressing that first and foremost. in practical— addressing that first and foremost. in practical terms, what would be your advice for anyone today who is in that situation? what