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Alex Greenwich’s “Equality” Bill

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Alex Greenwich’s “Equality” Bill

❇️ Australian NSW Citizens and Residents: Sign this petition 👉 and an email will be sent to your NSW State Reps (Legislative Assembly & Council).

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I am writing to express my deep concerns regarding Alex Greenwich's Equality Bill, which is currently under consideration. This proposed legislation raises significant issues and I believe it requires thorough scrutiny. There are several aspects of the bill that I find troubling, and I urge you to reject the bill in its entirety.

Firstly, the bill seeks to remove protections for faith-based schools and any religious institutions considered to be providing services to the general public. This change could have a profound impact on these institutions' ability to operate in accordance with their beliefs and values. Faith-based schools play a crucial role in our community, providing education that aligns with the religious convictions of families who choose them. Stripping these protections could undermine their core mission and infringe upon the rights of parents to choose an education that reflects their values.

Secondly, the bill permits young people from the age of 16 to change their sex on their birth certificate whenever they want, regardless of biology or whether they have undergone surgery. Allowing such changes at such a young age, without the requirement for medical intervention or assessment, is a matter of serious concern. The implications of this policy are far-reaching and could have significant consequences for the individuals involved, particularly given the potential for adolescents to make decisions they may later regret.

The bill also mandates that schools, prisons, places of worship, and other women's spaces must treat people as their newly declared sex. This requirement disregards the potential impact on other individuals in those spaces. Women's spaces exist for various reasons, including privacy and safety concerns. The forced inclusion of individuals based on their self-declared sex could compromise these spaces and the sense of security they provide to women.

Given these points, I strongly urge you to consider the broader implications of the bill and to reject it completely. It is vital that legislation respects the rights of all individuals while maintaining a balanced and considered approach to such significant changes.

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