A SCOTTISH Parliament survey has exposed a wider problem with collecting data on the basis of biological sex and could undermine “decades worth” of work on women’s representation, an expert has said.
Kevin Guyan, a writer and researcher whose work explores the intersection of data and identity, told The National that the refusal of a majority of MSPs to respond to a survey – where they were asked to declare their sex and transgender status – was a “told you so moment”.
