Vica Bayley calls opposition statements "misleading"
1 Sep 25 5:00 AM · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Tasmanian Greens deputy leader Vica Bayley countered Ellis's objections, stating that the bill explicitly protects doctors providing health care in good faith and is in line with legislation in other Australian states, while harmful practices continue in Tasmania.
“The conversion practices this bill aims to stop are acts that intentionally try to change, suppress or eradicate the sexual identity or gender of a person. Our bill explicitly protects doctors providing health care in good faith and in accordance with professional standards.”
Vica BayleyFelix Ellis Tasmanian Police MinisterMichael Ferguson Tasmanian backbench Liberal MPVica Bayley Tasmanian Greens deputy leader
Jeremy Rockliff Tasmanian Premier
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Tasmanian Liberal MPs will be allowed a conscience vote on a bill to ban conversion practices that attempt to suppress or convert a person’s gender or sexual identity. https:// qnews.com.au/tasmanian-liberal s-to-have-conscience-vote-on-conversion-practices-ban/ # transgender # trans # LGBTQ # LGBTQIA
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