The final vote on controversial proposals to make it easier for people in Scotland to change their legally recognised gender will now not be held until Thursday.
The Scottish Parliament had been due to vote on the legislation on Wednesday.
But with MSPs still debating proposed changes to the bill, a decision was taken to delay the vote by a day.
The reforms are still expected to be backed by a majority of MSPs.
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