They're making a lot of claims in that little announcement - none of which I see being backed by any concrete evidence.
Experience where such bills have been debated and implemented
Which bills? In this country? When? Point me to the Hansard record.
Other countries? Where and when? Records of the debate/implementation?
And whose experience are we talking about? Can they be trusted or do they have an agenda?
Such legislation, if implemented, is almost always reversed quickly because of the effects on all women.
Again, which countries and when? Why not tell me this up-front, why make me wonder where/when you're talking about? Leaves me suspecting the answer is nowhere/never.
Lesbian women have many stories of how they have been discriminated against and subjected to violence in women’s facilities, simply because of their appearance.
How prevalent is this? Did it happen before we realised we had to be alert to males appearing in female spaces? Can you cite an example? A court case of an assault? (Not saying it never happens, but I need to see more than a vague assertion.)
It's a tactic I am increasingly irritated by. Assert something as fact but don't provide the details that allow the assertion to be verified. Lots of people would actually trust them to not lie, and accept the assertions as fact. I'm cynical. I know people lie, and until they give me proof, I think they're lying, start to finish, here.