Labour would force political parties to disclose data on diversity of candidates

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Anneliese Dodds MP said the party would use Section 106 of the Equality Act, which requires the publication of information about protected characteristics of those standing for it in elections, to implement the plan.
53% : "And we will oppose any Conservative attempt to undermine Labour's Equality Act, and protect and uphold it in government.
53% : "We must get into government and build on the legacy of the last Labour Government.
50% : "We will break down barriers to opportunity at every stage by enacting the socio-economic duty in the Equality Act and introducing a Race Equality Act to tackle the structural racial inequality that scars our society.
48% : "And conference, Labour must get into government to give that young girl living in poverty her future back."
47% : "We must get into government and continue the fight for equality.

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