Ms Louise Bayliss:

To come back to Deputy Stephen Donnelly's point, all we want is for decisions to be made based on accurate information. Decisions are not being made with the benefit of information. It is easy to criticise people for voting a certain way, but they might not have had the information to hand. We believe members, as parliamentarians, are representing a sector and they should have the required information when they are making decisions. If the information was to hand, the position might improve. We are not expecting everybody to take on board our views on equality, but we expect members, as parliamentarians, to have the information to hand when they make decisions on policies.