I genuinely hope that they do not. I would like to see the Cass review being implemented in full. It is a considered evidence-based report, and ignoring it will let down staff and a generation of young people and their families.

Making a statement to Parliament on the report is the very least that we should expect, because this is ultimately about openness and transparency and about doing the right thing for gender dysphoria services in Scotland.

Presiding Officer, let me illustrate. Since the Cass report came out, the Minister for Public Health and Women’s Health, Jenny Minto, who is not here, and the chief medical officer have been backwards and forwards—[

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