A protester has disrupted a NSW parliamentary inquiry into proposed legislation that would make it easier for transgender people to record a sex change on legal documents.
Catholic Archbishop of Sydney Reverend Anthony Fisher was less than a minute into his evidence before the lower house committee on Wednesday when he was interrupted mid-sentence.
Archbishop Fisher began to say, "There is a troubling anti-religious undercurrent," when Pride in Protest activist Quay-Quay Quade stood up and yelled, "that's a load of f****** b******t."
The live stream of the hearing was cut, and Ms Quade was removed from the room.
The committee is examining Independent MP Alex Greenwich's Equality Legislation Amendment (LGBTIQA+) Bill 2023, which seeks to change 20 acts of parliament.
One of the most contentious reforms is an amendment to the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995.