🚨 LEAKED EMAIL RAISES SERIOUS QUESTIONS ABOUT SURGERY PRIORITIES IN TASMANIA @TasLiberal @pulsetasmania @themercurycomau @theadvocatetas @OneNationTas @ExaminerOnline A leaked email from the Royal Hobart Hospital raises serious concerns about the prioritisation of gender-affirming surgeries while patients wait for essential elective procedures. Women Speak Tasmania is calling on Health Minister Bridget Archer to investigate. 🏥 Are elective surgery priorities being applied consistently? ⚠️ Are patients waiting for essential procedures being disadvantaged? 📢 Tasmanians deserve answers and transparency about how public hospital resources are allocated. Read our media release below. 👇

🎉 WE REACHED 4,000 SIGNATURES! 💜💛 Exactly two weeks ago today, we launched our petition calling for a parliamentary inquiry into conversion practices in Tasmania. We hoped for a good response, but honestly, we never imagined we would reach 4,000 signatures. We weren’t even sure we would get to 1,000! The response has been overwhelming, and we are incredibly grateful. This has been a remarkable show of public support for proper scrutiny of the Greens’ Conversion Practices Bill. At this rate, we might even reach 6,000 signatures if we extended the petition for another week. But we are not going to move the goalposts to suit an agenda. Our petition closes on 26 October, as planned. We will stand by that deadline. 💜 A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who has signed and shared our petition, including the @ACLobby , @genspect , @lgballiance_aus , @OneNationTas , and the many other organisations, medical and legal experts, parents, teachers, politicians and Tasmanians who have supported this call. A special thank you to @fergusonmichael , our parliamentary sponsor, for supporting the petition. Four thousand signatures in just two weeks sends a clear message: Tasmanians want this legislation properly examined before it goes any further. Now it is up to Premier @jeremyrockliff to step forward and support a full parliamentary inquiry into conversion practices, including the opportunity for people with relevant experiences to give confidential, in-camera testimony. Legislation should be based on evidence, not assumptions or political pressure. We should not pass flawed laws hoping to patch the problems later, after the damage has been done. Good legislation must be built on sound foundations, with proper scrutiny, consultation and consideration of the consequences. Evidence-based policy should be the standard we strive for. The wellbeing of children, families and the wider Tasmanian community deserves nothing less. 💜 Once again, thank you to every person who has helped us reach this milestone. Your support matters, and every signature counts. ✍️ HAVE YOU SIGNED YET? 👉 haepetitions.parliament.tas.… 📢 Sign and share before the petition closes on 26 October. ⚠️ Tasmanian residents only. #WomenSpeakTasmania #Tasmania #ProtectChildren #EvidenceBasedPolicy

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