The other claimant in the court case was a "Mrs A", a mother of a 15-year-old autistic girl awaiting treatment at the clinic. She said, "My fear is … not that [she's transitioning] – it's that she gets it wrong." The mother said that it was "frightening" that there was so little exploration of why a child might be feeling they were the wrong sex before puberty blockers were given. Keira and the mum were representative claimants arguing that the clinic should have challenged the girls more over their decisions to transition to a male as teens; something very much against the spirit and the letter of this law, which is so-called affirmation only, rather than allowing genuine exploration.