So the National Party minority view that went with the first session of this through the Governance and Administration Committee back in 2018 included: "members are broadly supportive of the bill as introduced into the House in 2017, along with the technical and clarifying amendments recommended by officials. While the National Party members do not wish to stand in the way of reform of self-identification of nominated sex on birth certificates … serious concerns remain with respect to some aspects of the recommendations.". The specific aspects of those were: "proceeding with reform before amendments to Corrections Regulations 2005 are determined; the broad scope of the definition of health professional; no defined criteria and/or tests to be applied to determine that a change to nominated sex for under 18 year olds is in the individual's 'best interests'; no defined test to evidence that the consequences of an application are truly understood for an eligible adult." 