Callistemon
^Of course it covers transmen, they have female reproductive organs, how else are they going to gestate a baby?^
They are female and if they have a child in their wombs they are pregnant females.
If they want to trans to men after they have given birth they could then have any female reproductive organs removed.
Answering questions from the child at some future date could prove somewhat tricky.
So if a transman is pregnant and refuses to identify as a pregnant female they wouldn't be covered by the health provision because the health budget only covered pregnant females?
It shows how ridiculous all this not permitting birthing people is, and all this pontificating about how people must remain the sex they were born and cannot change gender is, when you realise that those shouting loudest about this, denying transmen their rights, and asserting that men are the problem, actualy believe transmen are women, but apparently not women whose views have to be respected and accommodated.