In April, Liz Truss MP, Minister for Women
and Equalities,
announced
changes
to
gender law, including restricting irreversible
treatments for under-18s.
She made the comments to the Women
and Equalities Select Committee now that
the
government has
analysed
responses
to
its public consultation on the Gender
Recognition Act (en September 2018). A
full response will be expected by the Summer.
Currently, children under 16 usually need
parental consent for sex-change medication,
but Truss said she wanted to restrict access to
irreversible treatments.
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