It also supported the age of consent remaining at sixteen in order to protect vulnerable young people from abuse, but they campaigned for changes to the Sexual Offences Bill which, as it stands, will criminalise under 16s who engage in any form of consensual non-penetrative sexual activity.
The organization also maintained that the age of consent should remain at sixteen to protect minors from abuse, however, they pushed for changes to the proposed Sexual Offences Bill, which would outlaw individuals under 16 from participating in any form of consensual non-penetrative sex.