This is interesting.
Colin Smyth has had his Holyrood pass deactivated after being charged over a hidden camera allegedly found in a Parliament toilet.
www.heraldscotland.com
An MSP who was known to be under investigation for some sort of sexual offence has been charged with possession of indecent images, apparently gained from a camera hidden in a toilet in the Scottish parliament building. This is
exactly the sort of thing women fear when only unisex or mixed sex toilets are provided. Maybe the toilet is single-user with handwashing etc. all behind a single lockable door, but if men are also using the facility then they have the opportunity to plant such cameras. And we all know the results get uploaded to PornHub, there's a special category.
Back in the immediate aftermath of the FWS judgment the Scottish parliament was one of the first bodies to issue updated guidance forbidding males from entering the women's toilets, regardless of "gender identity", despite the Scottish government procrastinating even now over issuing such guidance. There was the predictable outcry, of course, despite the provision of very adequate unisex facilities as well. I now wonder whether those in charge of the parliamentary estate were aware of what had been going on and what charges were pending, and that was why they acted so promptly.
Which toilet was involved has not been revealed, or whether it was unisex or whether he had brazenly walked into the women's toilet, knowing that nobody would challenge him anyway, in that ultra-woke environment. Regardless, this is
always a very real danger when men are permitted to use the same facilities as women, even if not at the same time. If women in the very parliament building are not safe from this activity, if actual elected members of parliament are not above such behaviour, then nobody and nowhere is safe.