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Critics of the bill are particularly concerned that the new legislation lowers the age of gender transition from 18 to 16 years old.
Scottish bishops have released a strongly worded statement in opposition to the government’s plans to make it significantly easier for individuals to change how they identify their gender.
Members of the Scottish Parliament are expected to vote tomorrow on the controversial Gender Recognition Reform Bill, which would scrap the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria in order to qualify for a gender recognition certificate (GRC).
A GRC is a document that “legally recognizes that a person’s gender is not the gender that they were assigned at birth, but is their ‘acquired gender,’“ according to the Scottish Parliament.
In a statement issued Dec. 19, the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland said the changes were gravely worrying.
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Scottish bishops have released a strongly worded statement in opposition to the government’s plans to make it significantly easier for individuals to change how they identify their gender.
Members of the Scottish Parliament are expected to vote tomorrow on the controversial Gender Recognition Reform Bill, which would scrap the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria in order to qualify for a gender recognition certificate (GRC).
A GRC is a document that “legally recognizes that a person’s gender is not the gender that they were assigned at birth, but is their ‘acquired gender,’“ according to the Scottish Parliament.
In a statement issued Dec. 19, the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland said the changes were gravely worrying.
Continued below.
Scottish Bishops Warn of ‘Gender Reform’ Bill
Critics of the bill are particularly concerned that the new legislation lowers the age of gender transition from 18 to 16 years old.
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