You have to plough through hundreds of submissions, some for and some against self identification.

In the main I am in total agreement with retaining the current (under medical supervision)   The bad press we get at the moment is one thing, but at least we have our change of being, who we are medically confirmed.

A DIY self confirmation would be chaotic, as quoted by many of the women, whilst supporting trans people, many feel self identity would lead to sexual fraud, taking advantage, bringing the genuine trans people under more scrutiny and exclusion and hate.

https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/16811/pdf/ is just an example of support, but understandably limited 

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