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Originally Posted by arista

[Labour MP Rosie Duffield has slammed her own party
over its inability to discuss trans issues properly.
On the Today Programme this morning she said
this failure has led to even MPs not being certain
about the party’s policy.
The discussion comes amidst the party’s ongoing
trans rights row, and Duffield’s announcement
that she’ll be avoiding this year’s Brighton conference]


https://order-order.com/2021/09/20/r...-trans-issues/

This is happening across the board and is a mess. For medical staff it's an absolute nightmare, because of the following two questions;

1) "As it is against discrimination policies, could I face disciplinary action for accusations of transphobia if I follow a treatment plan for a transperson as their biological sex rather than their chosen gender?"

The answer is yes.

2) "As it goes against the scientific evidence base, could I face disciplinary action if I treat a transperson as their chosen gender rather than their biological sex, and this results in negative medical outcomes?"

The answer is also yes.

What are they supposed to do?

Bonus rock/hard place: they'd also face disciplinary action for refusing to treat at all, so you can't even opt out of the above Catch 22 situation.