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Nicola Sturgeon says she should have paused Scotland’s gender recognition reform legislation when it became polarised, telling ITV News she believes women’s rights and trans rights are not irreconcilable.
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00:00I didn't, I think, anticipate as much as I should or engage as much as I should on some of the concerns that might then be triggered.
00:08At the point I knew it was becoming or felt it becoming as polarised, I should have.
00:16I think I say in the book, I wonder if I should have. I'm going to say it categorically.
00:20I should have said, right, OK, let's pause. Let's take a step back.
00:23And because I fervently believe that the rights of women and the interests of trans people are not irreconcilable at all.
00:31I should have taken a step back and said, how do we achieve this in a way that...
00:36So you're basically admitting that you should have just paused that legislation.
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