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Equality Bill

I am grateful for that explanation. I still find it difficult to understand how this is a process. It sounds like a decision, rather than a process in the way that the noble Baroness described. She has repeated more than once that it is a decision to live permanently in the opposite sexual situation, whereas according to paragraph 27 of the Equality and Human Rights Commission document: ""Most transgender people do not live permanently in their acquired gender"." Therefore, it is not a permanent matter. If the process is to reach a permanent decision, that does not happen in the majority of cases that this clause seeks to protect.
Type
Proceeding contribution
Reference
716 c383-4 
Session
2009-10
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
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