Less burdensome means self identification. As no one can ask to see a GRC in any of these situations anyway, what will happen is that any man can access any women’s space with no right of challenge.
Less burdensome means you no longer have to have a doctor confirm that you have a mental illness to be awarded a GRC. Less burdensome means more trans people having a GRC, not fewer. How does this mean men will be able to access women’s changing rooms? This is not currently a widespread issue - what about a less burdensome process for obtaining a GRC means it suddenly will be?
It will change the social norm. Right now nothing legally stops a man entering a women's space. What stops them is social convention. If self ID comes in, youbwill nonlonger be able to challenge a man entering a space like a gym changing room.
Yes you will. None of the proposed changes include anything remotely close to disallowing you from from challenging a man entering a changing room.
It will render the definition of woman illogical and legally meaningless
Language adapts and we find new definitions to ensure that words are reflective of the reality of an ever changing world.
Women’s sports? Already under threat. Men already entering completions as women and winning.
Sporting institutions are and still will be allowed to make their own rules about who can enter, and this includes excluding trans women. In fact, some sports have banned non-trans women on the grounds that their natural testosterone levels are too high, giving them an unfair advantage. While this is hugely problematic in and of itself, it shows that your sex is not the be all and end all of how sporting bodies assess fairness in competition.
Prisons? Half of all transwomen in prison are there for sex offences. They can now all be transferred to women’s jails - no more case by case decisions, they’re women now so in they go.
Nothing about the proposed changes suggests prisons will no longer be able to assess where trans people should be housed on a case by case basis. Currently, being housed in a women’s prison doesn’t require you to have a GRC. It being easier to get a GRC does not mean case-by-case decisions will be disallowed. There is no suggestion that this will happen, and this is lazy, misinformed scaremongering.