Best I've got so far is:

Take a lesbian who says at a social group that she is attracted only to women, not to anyone who identifies as one. Someone there could complain that her words were meant to change how a person sees their own identity. She would then have to explain to investigators that she was only being honest about herself. I don't think she should face that at all.

Dear Members of the Committee,

1. I am an elderly lady.

It's the same for a counsellor. If she explores whether the distress comes from depression or something else, is that care or is it a crime? She can't know until a complaint is made, maybe years later. I worry she'll simply refuse to see such young people at all.

The first moment of trouble under this Bill would be a conversation, and that is wrong. I think of a youth worker who notices that several girls in one friendship group have all started saying they are boys at the same time. That pattern would worry any sensible adult. Under this Bill, the moment she raises it with them, she could be in trouble.

Not great. I'm sure you can do better.