The consultation on gender reform in Scotland has received 11,000 submissions. An analysis of them showed that the vast majority, nearly 60%, are opposed to the SNP-proposed changes to the gender identification procedure.
The SNP and the other parties that support the changes are completely out of step with what the Scottish public want. Amongst other things many Scots feel that the proposed changed are a danger to women and their rights.
The SNP in a previous consultation ignored over 17,000 submissions and concentrated on the views of 200-odd charities and pressure groups. We can probably expect the same from the increasingly undemocratic SNP and will see them push these changes through against the wishes of the people they are meant to represent.
