residing and people classed as ordinarily residing in scotland is make it an easier residing in scotland is make it an easier process for them to obtain a gemier easier process for them to obtain a gender recognition certificate. it will mean gender recognition certificate. it will mean people no longer have to be 18, will mean people no longer have to be 18, they will mean people no longer have to be 18, they can be 16 if they want to apply be 18, they can be 16 if they want to apply. there is no requirement for a to apply. there is no requirement for a medical diagnosis and that is the medical condition, the sense of unease the medical condition, the sense of unease a the medical condition, the sense of unease a person feels when their gender unease a person feels when their gender identity does not match their biological gender identity does not match their biological sects. scotland will no longer biological sects. scotland will no longer have that in place. th
life. this is about the administrative process of changing the six marker on one s birth certificate. the overwhelming majority means that trans people will be able to, by process of self declaration, make a formal statutory declaration, make a formal statutory declaration able to change their six wind marker on them certificate. in some ways, that is a very small change to make. we have got a lot to do to ensure that we ban what our horrendous practices that are called conversion practices and, yes, this is a small step. it is not the end of the road by any means. married, ou of the road by any means. married, you provided of the road by any means. married, you provided written of the road by any means. married, you provided written evidence - of the road by any means. married, | you provided written evidence about survivors of sexual violence, self excluding in scotland. tell us about that and why you felt that was important in this debate. it’s