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Published: 01 November 2019 Written by Beth Rep
Category: Capital Radio News
The ACT government wants to make it easier for Canberrans to change the sex on their birth certificate.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr says the government is developing an online-based system for managing birth certificates, which would allow people to choose a sex they identify with.
At this stage, the Capital of Equality Strategy does not include plans to make the inclusion of a sex marker optional,as is the case in Tasmania, but Mr Barr says that could be considered in the future.
