The fracking thing was massively more complex than you make out. The fact that there were MPs openly voting for it whilst saying they still opposed fracking but if they didn't vote for it (knowing there could be a later reversal of policy) they wouldn't have been able to take out Truss and vote for a new leader. So mentioning it is massively disingenuous.
The buffer zones around abortion clinics is much more concerning though.
I have hugely mixed feelings on her appointment. She's there to keep the head bangers in check and because Sunak needed her support to get rid of Johnson. She didn't get a promotion from Int Dev, which was interesting and wasn't a sign of confidence from Sunak but he did add the Equality Brief.
I suspect she's been total she needs to prove her worth. So she probably won't do much controversial apart from to work on women's rights, which was a necessity.
In many respects I think she a useful idiot who can do the controversy and once complete is disposable.
She does need to get this right though and stress the women, racism and homophobic side of the problem and the need to balance rights. And to firmly frame things like this and to stress the lack of medical evidence and need for safeguarding in a way that is difficult to reverse in a few years.
If she doesn't get the job done we are fucked for at least a generation with an even bigger and messy series of scandals that will eventually emerge.
So you have to back her to succeed but also be wary of what else she's pushing.