I'm confused. I thought the end result last week was that they would include the questions. But now they're again saying it's too hard?
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While the government has said there will be a question on sexual orientation, it has not reversed the decision to cancel work on the other questions which would give a baseline on the number of trans, gender diverse and people with variations of sex characteristics.
I hadn't realised this. It was reported everywhere just as the decision to cut questions having been reversed, not partially reversed.
@[email protected] Albanese tried to weasel his way out of it by suggesting there will be one new question (relating to sexuality I think) and that existing census contained questions which could be updated.