'Official Guidance issued to the NHS in 2009 confirmed that regardless of anatomy, legal status, or documentation, the self-declared gender identity of one patient would take precedence over the actual sex of all others in their shared ward. NHS rules state you do not need a gender recognition certificate. There is only one requirement. You must incant the words “I identify as …”'
And then...
Any person, adult or child, who merely declares a gender different to their sex, will be accommodated without question in a ward with members of the opposite sex (whose compulsory gendered psyche will be assumed on their behalf, and whose objections will be considered groundless and probably bigoted).
There is no such thing as a single sex ward, because we don’t even consider sex when segregating wards.
The Care Quality Commission published a report in September that demonstrated that sexual incidents, including harassment, assaults and rapes are “commonplace” in NHS mental health units. A total of 1,120 sexual incidents — 65 a week — occurred on mental health wards in England during April, May and June of 2017. The figures included 29 alleged rapes. And this figure only relates to mental health units, not other wards.
