... to highlight areas where the guidance may be legally unenforceable or place organisations and individuals at risk under domestic and international human rights and equality law.

Calls on the Scottish Parliament as an interim measure to empower the Scottish Human Rights Commission to conduct reviews into all EHRC guidance on reserved matters....

Calls on the Scottish Parliament to empower the Scottish Human Rights Commission to clearly set out all areas where devolved law may deviate from reserved law so that alternative Scottish regulations can be drafted independent of EHRC guidance

Calls on the Scottish Government to reject the legitimacy of the EHRC in laying out and regulating the enforcement of equalities and human rights guidance, to challenge its guidance, and provide support to communities and institutions across Scottish Society

Calls on the UK Government to replace the EHRC with a truly independent regulator with a Chair and Trustees appointed through a process independent of Government and with full engagement with the charities sector supporting the communities such an institution should protect

It's worth noting that the EHRC maintains its trans exclusionary legal position in its draft Code of Practice. But the decision whether to lay that Code remains with the Minister, not the EHRC. Hence their angry letter to Bridget Phillipson today.