In Queensland

[TheSandgroper]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-07-19/qld-children-gender-clinic-report-evidence-adolescents-treatment/104114718

Things seem to be moving at a great rate.

They simply affirmed? No hurrying required then. Understood.

This is very sad. Do we just have to wait for the lawsuits by Queensland detransitioners to start?

Does no one learn from others’ experiences? I don’t expect teenagers to, but don’t the adults responsible for their care feel any need to?

The report found that appropriately trained and expert multi-disciplinary teams assessed these kids - around two-thirds of them did not get medical treatment. For the one third who were prescribed medical treatment, it was only after time, consideration and full evaluation, including of other issues such as neurodiversity.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-07-13/qld-medical-insurer-drops-cover-private-doctors-gender-dysphoria/102592298
It's really sick that companies looking after their bottom line are getting there ahead of institutions who are looking after children.

"The Cass report goes against the consensus of professional medical associations around the world, and I don't think is relevant to practice in Australia," she said.

Oh, really? None so blind as those those who won't see.

@duc748 I know, right? I mean, kids are kids, aren’t they? And humans are human worldwide, surely? You know, we have a very high level of commonalities?

Wouldn’t the asbestos companies love to use that argument.

There's an argument there? 😃