Great stuff.
Although, if they are happy to consider international evidence such as from a forthcoming UK trial, you'd think they'd be happy to base their decision off existing international evidence, such as the Olson-Kennedy trial which was partly funded by the US government and already shows that puberty blockers bring no benefits to children with gender dysphoria:
https://segm.org/SEGM-Digest-Issue2-2025
Given we also know that PBs stop puberty completely (and forever) when used in this way and that it's impossible to go through the puberty of the opposite sex, you'd think that would be enough for them to fully stop PBs for this use.
It's basically saying, we've paused a national programme to sterilise New Zealand children while we wait to see how the UK gets on with its trial to continue doing so. How many more children need to be sterilised and have their brain development impacted irreversibly before someone is brave enough to say that there have already been too many?
Edited for clarity.