[Crimson Dynamo]

SIR – Liz Truss (Comment, April 11), discussing the Cass report on gender identity, is right to call on the Government to adopt her private member’s Health and Equality Acts (Amendment) Bill, so shamefully filibustered by Labour MPs last month, and pass it into law before the coming general election.

The issues addressed by the report are of the utmost importance, and its conclusions and recommendations have implications beyond its child-protection remit. It has the potential to become the light that leads us out of the oppressive darkness of mob-driven identity politics.

I remain determined to vote for Reform UK at the election. Yet this matter is so important that, were the Prime Minister to adopt Ms Truss’s Bill and turn it into law, I would consider supporting the Conservatives again.

Adrian Barrett
Haywards Heath, West Sussex

SIR – It took Dr Hilary Cass four years to produce her review, but she reaches a conclusion that most of us see as blindingly obvious.

Martin Bazeley
Fareham, Hampshire

SIR – I wonder if the treatments and surgeries that have been carried out on children and young adults will, in about 10 years’ time, be found to have caused tremendous mental-health problems for many of them.

Will there be, at great expense, an inquiry that finds the organisations responsible to have been negligent? Will the victims receive compensation?

David Henderson
East Molesey, Surrey