So essentially, anyone could get blockers for a child and theoretically give them without the child knowing? Not a total safeguarding disaster at all...
This was from one of the female clinicians from a Times article:
One case has haunted her. “All the pushing was coming from the father to put the kid on puberty blockers. Thinking back on it now, I fear that the father was a paedophile and the child was being abused.” There is no suggestion the service knowingly ignored the case, and the outcome is unknown.
I don't doubt paedophiles will abuse this. It's so easy for them, no having to go to a clinic with a child who might slip up and say the wrong thing, no ''gatekeepers'' stopping them.
This is like watching a car crash happening in slow motion and everyone is deliberately looking the other way and pretending they can't see it happening. It's sick.