I hope they don't just decide to base access on the crime committed.
I can see a hierarchy of entry requirements. Rape, no. Sexual assault, possibly. Non violent crime, welcome one and all.
Currently, approval from a panel of experts and a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria is needed to obtain a gender recognition certificate.
The SNP legislation would remove those requirements and lower the time in which someone has to live in their “acquired gender” from two years to three months.
Has anyone, ever addressed what living in an acquired gender means? And how it intersects with a) cross dressers - making cross dressing a legal requirement and how that forces an unconsenting public to participate?
And b) the sexism. What exactly constitutes a man 'living as a woman'?
^Opponents to the plan claim it poses a threat to women’s rights and would create a system open to abuse from male sexual predators, who could exploit it in an attempt to gain access to women-only spaces.*
I'll never understand how so many people working with criminals got sucked into this wholesale denial of how predators operate.