Well been all over the place trying to find out anything about this meeting. Would be good if anyone who attended could feed back.
I did however find an online media source called Bright Green that had a recap of the conference with a small write up about preventing a discussion on 'transphobic motions', posted here;
"Among the motions proposed to this year’s conference were some regarded by many members as transphobic. These motions were eventually not heard on conference floor as time ran out before they were debated.
One of the motions sought to delete a line of existing policy which states:
The Green Party recognises that trans men are men, trans women are women and non-binary identities exist and are valid.
Although the motion was not heard on conference floor, at its workshop stage – where policies are discussed in a smaller group and a summary of the discussion is presented to conference – a straw poll saw a majority of members vote against it. The workshop debate was heated, with nearly 100 people attending, and the room filling up to the point that there was standing room only."
bright-green.org/2019/10/06/green-party-conference-special-uk-green-news-round-up-week-40/
There was also a hatchet job by the same author about Suzanne Moore's article here. No information about the actual article just the usual slurs.
bright-green.org/2020/03/15/greens-respond-to-coronavirus-the-budget-and-transphobia-in-the-guardian-uk-green-news-round-up-issue-51/?unapproved=203232&moderation-hash=4e850c84cd3bf8ce3ae9c5d2c9c48f72#comment-203232
RIP Green Party, women are allowed to stand up for their rights even if you don't agree.