Transgender Issues: Faith Perspectives Wednesday 6 June 2018 from 12.00 – 13.15 in the Media Briefing Room, the Senedd Present: 1

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Transgender Issues: Faith Perspectives Wednesday 6 June 2018 from 12.00 – 13.15 in the Media Briefing Room, the Senedd Present: 1

Minutes of the Cross-Party Group on Faith meeting Transgender Issues: Faith Perspectives Wednesday 6 June 2018 from 12.00 – 13.15 in the Media Briefing Room, the Senedd Present: 1. Alan Lansdown, Emmanuel Baptist Church (EMW) and Hebron Hall 2. Andrew Misell, Alcohol Concern 3. Archbishop John Davies, Church in Wales 4. Arfon Jones, Gobaith i Gymru 5. Bishop Gregory Cameron, Church in Wales (speaker) 6. Caroline Jones AM 7. Claire Wretham, Marie Curie 8. Colin Harris, Cardiff Watch 9. Colin Heyman, Jewish community 10. Curtis Shea, Office of Darren Millar AM 11. Darren Millar AM (chair) 12. David Emery, The Salvation Army 13. David Forward, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 14. Deborah Pitt, retired GP and psychiatrist 15. Gethin Thys, Cytûn 16. Heather Douglas 17. Jim Stewart (note-taker) 18. Karen Purcell 19. Madeleine Rees, Office of Jayne Bryant AM 20. Mavis Harris, Cardiff Watch 21. Megan Probert, Going Public Theatre Company 22. Michael Barnes, Going Public Theatre Company 23. Moses Tutesigensi, trainee minister at the Presbyterian Church of Wales 24. Paul Francis, Glenwood Church 25. Peredur Owen Griffiths, Cytûn 26. Philip Manghan, Archdiocese of Cardiff 27. Rev John Hall, Dream Centre Wales 28. Rheinallt Thomas, Free Church Council of Wales 29. Ryland Doyle, Office of Mike Hedges AM 30. Sally Thomas, United Reform Church / Cytûn 31. Samina Khan, Cardiff and Vale College 32. Stanley Soffa, Jewish Representative Council 33. Stephen Lewis, United Reformed Church Valleys Pastorate Apologies: 1. Aled Edwards 2. Carol Wardman 3. Carys Moseley 4. Elaine Hepple, Welsh Government 5. Elfed Godding 6. Ellana Thomas 7. Jennifer Lenczner 8. John Kay 9. Lisa Gerson 10. Llyr Gruffydd AC 11. Nor’dzin Pamo 12. Richard Mulcahy Minutes: 1. Darren Millar AM opened the meeting and welcomed everyone. 2. Darren provided updates on actions from the previous meeting on chaplaincy and other issues of interest to the group 3. Bishop Gregory was introduced and spoke on the topic of ‘Transgender Issues: Faith Perspectives’ for 20 minutes 4. A discussion time was held, chaired by Darren 5. The following actions were agreed by the group: a) To write to the First Minister, asking him to make sure that the Faith Communities Forum can have some dialogue on this matter going forward. b) To write to the Cabinet Secretary for Education to ask her how she is going to ensure that there is proper engagement on sex and relationships education, including issues around gender identity, in relation to the curriculum, and that faith communities will be able to feed into those discussions. c) For the Chair to meet with Stonewall to feedback on the Cross-Party Group on Faith’s consideration of the topic. 6. Darren closed the meeting .

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