Gary Jackson (North Dorset) - Response to Questions - 4th July 2024 Election

 


Women of Dorset have contacted all those standing in the eight constituencies that cover Dorset, including Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.

Below is the response from Gary Jackson (Lib Dem) - North Dorset.

To Women of Dorset ,

 

Thank you for contacting me with your concerns relating to sex-based rights and safeguarding of women.

 

Liberal Democrat policy in this area is set out in the relevant section of our manifesto https://www.libdems.org.uk/manifesto and I would encourage you to consult this in the first instance.

 

You rightly say that this is a particularly busy time. It is not possible for me, therefore, to consider in detail and respond to the matter you have raised. If I am elected to represent North Dorset, I shall be in a position to pay due attention to the points you have raised.   Women of Dorset will then also have every opportunity to contact me further on this or any other topic.

 

Thank you again for getting in touch.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Gary Jackson

Parliamentary Candidate

North Dorset Liberal Democrats

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