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- A Westminster Hall debate examined appointing a minister for men and boys in the UK.
- Dr. Luke Evans (Conservative MP) argued that men and boys lag behind women and girls in health and education.
- Since the UK's first Minister for Women was appointed in 1997, no equivalent role exists for men and boys.
- However, concerns arise that the position could be tokenistic and distract from efforts to promote women's equality.
