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British non-binary people may get legal recognition as the UK government reviews gender policies it admits are 'unfair'.

NHS England is seeking to improve the way trans and gender identity services are delivered. Trans people may see a set of more individually tiered services as part of the review.

A …

Brief Summary

Statistics on gender recognition applications.

Quarterly Official Statistics Summary

Official statistics from the Gender Recognition Panel are released quarterly in Tribunal and Gender Recognition Statistics Quarterly.

The most recent statistics go up to the end of June 2015. The key points are -

• A total of 100 applications were …

Do I need a Gender Recognition Certificate to change my name and/or title?

No, you do not need a GRC to change your name and/or title to ones that better suit your gender identity. In fact you would struggle to get a GRC without having already changed your …

Human Rights Act 1998

SCHEDULE 1

THE ARTICLES

PART 1

THE CONVENTION - RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

Article 2 - Right to Life

1. Everyone's right to life shall be protected by law. No one shall be deprived of his life intentionally save in the execution of a sentence of a court following his …

Introduction

The Patient's Charter puts the Citizen's Charter into practice in the NHS. It is helping the NHS to

• listen to and act on people's views and needs;
• set clear standards of service;
• provide services which meet those standards.

This document

• sets out your rights and the standards of service …

A statutory declaration can be drawn up by yourself, or by a solicitor, on your behalf. All statutory declarations must then be signed by the you in your new name and witnessed, either by a solicitor (other than the one who prepared the statutory declaration) or a Justice of the …