It's important to give this group a fair deal.

The BBC article above makes very clear why!

This is important for the joy and awareness and knowledge he has given to every family for decades.

Rememberance

The whole country wishes to celebrate the dedication of all those working in the NHS during the terrible onslaught on life by the Pandemic. They know that there will not be financial increases for them. A Bank Holiday in their name would be a suitable recognition of what they have achieved ; colleagues and family lost, and their own physical and mental stress. Almost a War Memorial.

To show that they are appreciated and without them we would be in a far worse situation than we are now

There is 1000s of people in the same boat as me. They refuse to maintain there propertys all over London.

I believe this will not only help the future labor force but teach them that things they learn in school have real life application. This will teach younger students to be more involved in their local community to respect and understand people they live and work with a little better. Not only this allowing for work experience is an invaluable experience as most jobs nowadays require previous experience which is quite hard in the current environment as well as sparking real interest into future career. Allowing for this material to be compulsory will help make better well rounded individuals and hopefully prevent people from falling through the gaps.

To many people are struggling with housing and the problems are people over 20s cant get a guarantor. Which is will help the MPs to understand the problems that we all are facing.

It's important because people are being turned away from better living conditions, the problem of overcrowding and domestic abusive relationships they are unable to have a stable home do to this rule

Many people are falling victims to scammers and they have no one to turn to for help, they have been manipulated into giving away their life savings and some it led to suicide. Fake accounts and harassments are being reported through social media and nothing is being done about it which allows easier access for scammers to find their next victims and something must be done about it and more people should be aware of this.

Height and weight discrimination is a proven, yet largely unrecognised bias in society. Several scientific studies have reported this, with one study stating in some cases weight/height "were even more prevalent than discrimination due to gender and race". https://www.nature.com/articles/ijo200822 Important protected characteristics such as age, race and sexual orientation, (all things that cannot be controlled), are included in the legislation. Yet height and weight, (some medical conditions mean weight cannot be controlled, such as an underactive thyroid and Cushing's syndrome), are ignored by our government. Is it fair that only some members of society are legally protected from being discriminated against? Scientific Findings: Height Discrimination - "employers prefer not to hire or promote short employees, and that they do not adequately compensate them" https://papers.ss-rn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3166828 - "someone who is 6 feet tall earns, on average, nearly $166,000 more during a 30-year career than someone who is 5 feet 5 inches--even when controlling for gender, age and weight". https://www.apa.org/monitor/julaug04/standing Weight Discrimination - "weight discrimination by individuals with obesity were common, and its negative consequences are highly relevant issues within society" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26596238/ - "Weight discrimination is highly prevalent in American society and increasing at disturbing rates. Its prevalence is relatively close to reported rates of race and age discrimination, but virtually no legal or social sanctions against weight discrimination exist." https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1038/oby.2008.35 The law is meant to protect us all. Why doesn't it cover all types of discrimination? This is wrong. We can do better. Amend the Equality Act, and get justice for all.