Now there was it of jargon and legal stuff I admittedly didn't understand. Alot went way over my head.
Can I just ask. Do they remove the cervix during a hysterectomy ? 
They don't remove the prostate do they?
I do think that they were caught out in their lies. I'm hopeful that they saw straight through it as they searched for the submissions to prove it.
I felt that proffesser rosa and was it Susan?? Set it all up really nicely actually. So much so that Vic and tim comfirmed pretty much every thing they said. Co-opting intersez- check. Wanting to abolish singke sex exemptions-check . Exercise in self validation-check
It went exactly like they said it would
Now alot of the discussion on here has been about young girls and women having mastectomies. Not so much in hysterectomy. In fact wasn't there a link from an article written by Buck Angel about the effects long term.of testosterone on the reproductive system. And vaginal atrophy. Do that many really remove their uterus and ovaries?
The point also is that now the game with of what is considered trans has widened so much they can't claim these high rates of surgery when arguing about how services are lacking for trans people.
And non binary doenst often result in surgery does it?
I hope that clicked with the panel. I got the impression that they did notice they were talking nonsense and that they don't really buy the non binary stuff. I honestly thought it appeared that they realised that they had pretty much said and done everything prof Rosa and Susan said they would.