Should people be allowed to legally change their gender without a medical diagnosis?

Yes

No, biological sex is immutable and the law must prioritize reality over self-identification

Yes, the current process is dehumanizing and gender is a personal identity, not a medical condition

No, safeguarding women's single-sex spaces requires a rigorous process with medical checks

There should be an opinion of psychologist but not neceserrily a whole diagnosis

Yes but they have to pay for it themselves and not the NHS

No. But the government should not impose any penalties on how they wish to identify themselves outside of legal documentataion.

It depends if you are like boxing, because if you box and you say you a man but your a women in a mans match we are going to have some problems.

No you should be medically checked for mental illness first

I personally do not support the idea of being 'Transgender', but it is oneself's body and their decision. They should be allowed to make those changes with consent of theirself. This does not mean I support it or that I like it.

No, gender shouldn't be a legal issue it should be a personal and private one.

No, having their biological sex on their passport can save their life

No, but the current system should become less expensive, less bureaucratic and should not pathologist trans people.

No, Until we have a better system and understanding, mental wellbeing checks are required

Gender should only be relevant where the biology creates an actual difference for example relevant in symptoms for heart attack, not relevant in recruitment to a managerial position

Gender is gender but you can have a child girl that always wanted to be boy it doesn't change gender it changed their character personal preference but this should be allowed from a certain age