Introducing gender self-identification through the back door

public bodies’ duty of care. The law says this must be achieved via biological sex, but data sets that don’t accurately record sex cut across all that. The same applies to chaperones for intimate care. That’s unacceptable and potentially unlawful because the patient did not consent to it. The new ID scheme would make the operation of the NHS really difficult.”…

Those familiar with the Bill as it is currently written are concerned it paves the way for a scandal waiting to happen, akin to the SNP’s endorsement of trans activism. In Scotland, Isla Bryson, a biologically male transgender rapist, was initially taken to a women’s prison, and Nicola Sturgeon drew fierce criticism for refusing to call Bryson a man.

“There will be some kind of equivalent of the Nicola Sturgeon/Isla Bryson scandal where the whole country will go ‘How did we get to this?’,” says Samantha. “And the politicians will just be left looking at their shoes. So let’s not mess it up in the first place.”