Yes, @Hoardasurass. Stonewall are complaining that the EHRC are no longer doing their bidding now that they no longer have an ex-chair of Stonewall as Chair of the EHRC.
Baroness Falkner makes it quite clear that her role requires her to be impartial, not just capitulate to those who shout the loudest.
We have a statutory duty to protect and promote equality and human rights for everyone. That includes considering, carefully and impartially and on the basis of evidence, how the rights of one person, or group, might be affected by the rights of another. We do not allow our decisions and actions to be swayed by the loudest voices in any debate. On issues related to the rights of trans people, we listen to and engage with stakeholders with a wide range of differing and opposing views, clarifying the definition of ‘sex’ in the Equality Act, including to explain our decision-making and encourage open dialogue so that we can continue to promote human rights for everyone
Where people’s rights may need to be balanced with one another, it is our responsibility to provide advice on how best to do so. This is not straightforward and, in some cases, we do this in difficult, technical areas of law that can attract strong views and disagreement. We provide our advice impartially, even when matters might be contentious. We will continue to listen to and consider the views of all groups, as we have done regularly throughout.