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As written, the bill still contains a number of ambiguities that don't adequately clarify the requirements to warrant an exception, she said.

"If it's to be a political priority, then it has to be adequately funded to ensure its future."

He went on to suggest that trans people's rights were adequately protected by the Equality Act, which "allow there to be single sex spaces".

Is corporate media adequately covering the America we live in today?

"It means young people can't get into education or be supported adequately and ultimately some of these young people will go on to develop mental health conditions on the back of neurodiverse conditions."