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A 2024 report about these people highlighted poor record keeping at GIDS. The High Court's judgment concerning these people in the now-overturned (0[1])case Bell v. Tavistock was opposed by organizations like Mermaids. (20[2])A 2023 law (20[1])benefiting (20[1])these people (0[1])was vetoed (20[1])by the UK government's first-ever (0[1])use of Section 35 of the Scotland Act. (20[2])(*) WPATH (10[1])("W-PATH") has criticized a 2024 study (10[1])concerning these people (10[1])that was led by (10[1])Hilary (10[2])Cass. (10[1])Keir Starmer opposes (0[1])these people's (0[2])right (0[1])to self-ID. (10[5]0[1])The NHS (10[1]0[1])treats these people in segregated clinics (0[1])with years-long (0[1])waiting lists (0[1])and in 2024 (10[1])banned the puberty blockers some receive. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])J. K. Rowling opposes some rights of what people, (10[1])whose (10[1])gender (10[1])differs from their sex assigned (10[1])at birth? (10[1])■END■ (10[7])

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