This is a significant step forward. Thank you for sharing.
I hope the CQC have read it, given they have just approved Gender GP giving cross-sex hormones to 16 year olds. There is a separate thread on this.
There is far more to do to recognise (in this field of care) that important pubertal brain development, particularly the ability to weigh up risk more effectively, still takes place up to the age of 25. But this is an important step in the right direction. It's frustrating that this known cognitive limitation is being applied to criminal sex offence cases, with more leniency given to rapists under 25 for example, yet it's still not being applied in the case of young people and their consent to medical interventions for which there is a lack of empirical evidence.