The article in the Telegraph today is amazing. Including:
”Asked how Ireland had ensured people who formally changed their sex on health records were still called for medical checks required because of their natal sex, she claimed the issue had never been raised.
“Embarrassingly, none of these things were identified around the time of the enactment of the legislation,” she said. “We couldn’t tell you how many pregnant people [as opposed to women] there could be in Ireland because we don’t know how many trans women there are, trans men there are, how many non-binary people. We haven’t collected that data.
“To my mind it’s a glaring gap in policy formation because you’re enacting a policy to be all-encompassing without knowing how many people you’re enacting the policy for.
“We have no knowledge for our public services, such as prostate check, breast check, cervical check, none of those would include any of our new gender-registered people. That’s a glaring omission.”
She urged MSPs: “So learn by our mistakes. I’m not even sure we realised it is a mistake until you told me here today, which is a poor show.”
Sometimes people just don’t know when to stop talking. 😁
www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/06/23/irish-senator-who-says-country-has-nine-genders-backs-snp-plan/