ias they willjust stand up and say, i oh, but i self identify as a woman, i am allowed to be in this space. but some scottish women s advocacy groups highlight that trans women already access services like rape and domestic violence support. we have no concerns about the proposed reforms. we know that trans women access women s services anyway. we do not believe there are any proposed changes in the bill that will impact on single sex spaces, which already operate on a basis of self id. the scottish government is likely to bring this bill to parliament in the next few weeks. some people have clear and strongly held positions on this issue, but this poll suggests many others are undecided. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. the uk government is expected to scrap golden visas in return for millions of pounds of investment.
single sex spaces, such as changing rooms. 35% said they should be able to do so only if they d legally changed sex and had gender reassignment surgery. 28% said this should be allowed even if they had not had surgery. for some people, this is a fundamental and polarising issue, with protests on both sides. we believe these proposals to bring in self identification will mean - that we will not be able to confront any male that is in within our changing rooms. we might actually be breaking the law, be perceived - as being transphobic, - by questioning why a male was there as they willjust stand up and say, oh, i but i self identify as a woman, i i am allowed to be in this space. but some scottish women s advocacy groups highlight that trans women already access services like rape and domestic violence support. we have no concerns about the proposed reforms. we know that trans women access
single sex spaces, such as changing rooms. 35% said they should be able to do so only if they d legally changed sex and had gender reassignment surgery. 28% said this should be allowed even if they had not had surgery. for some people, this is a fundamental and polarising issue, with protests on both sides. we believe these proposals to bring in self identification will mean - that we will not be able to confront any male that is in within our changing rooms. we might actually be breaking the law, be perceived - as being transphobic, - by questioning why a male was there as they willjust stand up and say, oh, i but i self identify as a woman, i i am allowed to be in this space. but some scottish women s advocacy groups highlight that trans women already access services like rape and domestic violence support. we have no concerns about the proposed reforms. we know that trans women access