the campaign which led to the passing of the Sexual Offences Act 1967. For example, they provided advice and support to the Dorian Society of New Zealand. However, many (in particular the Campaign for Homosexual Equality and the Gay Liberation Front) considered that the new law did not go far enough and blamed the HLRS for what they saw as a weakening of the Wolfenden Committee's proposals, calling the HLRS/Albany Trust "a conformist outfit of Uncle Toms". In March 1970 the HLRS became the Sexual Law Reform Society (SLRS) in order to campaign for further legal changes, particularly relating to the age of consent. In 1974 it produced a report for the Criminal Law Revision Committee on lowering the age of consent to 14, with the requirement that below the age of 18 the burden of proof that consent for sexual activities between the parties existed would be the responsibility of the older participant. Professor A. J. Ayer was President of the HLRS for a time; he remarked that "as a notorious heterosexual I could never be accused of feathering my own nest." See also Age of consent reform in the United Kingdom LGBT rights in the United Kingdom List of LGBT rights organisations Timeline of LGBT history in the United Kingdom References Further reading Grey, Antony: Quest for Justice: Towards Homosexual Emancipation, Sinclair-Stevenson, London, 1992; Grey, Antony: Speaking Out: Sex, Law, Politics and Society 1954-95, (September 11, 1997); Montagu, Edward (3rd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu); "Wheels Within Wheels: An Unconventional Life" (September 28, 2000); . External links Catalogue of the Antony Grey papers at the Archives Division of the London School of Economics. Organizations established in 1958 Defunct LGBT organisations in the United Kingdom 1958 establishments in the United Kingdom Law reform in the United Kingdom LGBT law in the United Kingdom LGBT political advocacy groups in the United Kingdom