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Dáil

Written answer

Gender Recognition

467. Deputy Leo Varadkar asked the Minister for Social Protection if she would support a change in the law to allow people to register their gender as intersex or to change it from indeterminate to intersex either through self-identification or medical advice. [25152/24]

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Heather Humphreys Minister for Social Protection Fine Gael

The Gender Recognition Act 2015 allows a person to change their preferred gender. The General Register Office facilitates this process by providing a gender recognition certificate to any applicant who meets the criteria set out in the Act.

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