The NHS has made changes to its Constitution, and as a person of faith, I have problems with it

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Bukunola Adekolu shares her views on the Government proposals that transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards.

The NHS announced that its constitution, which outlines the rights of patients, the public, and staff, would now place trans people in a separate room if a patient requests single-space wards. This is yet to be implemented—the consultation process ends on 25th June 2024, and will inform changes to the NHS Constitution that will be in place until 2035.

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