Thank you.
Both Mr. Fine and Mr. Gupta seem to confirm what the case law says: that in essence, transsexuals also already enjoy human rights protection, because sex has always been defined as a permanent ground of discrimination. So from a purely legalistic point of view...and we'll concede that perhaps the act would promote acceptance and send a message that everyone has a right to be treated equally with dignity and respect. There's no issue with that, but from a purely legalistic point of view, is this bill not purely symbolic, from that point of view? Does it add anything as a protection that's not already there?
That's for either of you, if you wish.