Holyrood’s presiding officer, Alison Johnstone, has called for a ban on all-male committees and for quotas for key governing bodies. She said: “Having women in key roles and ensuring they are properly represented across the parliament helps bring different voices and perspectives to decisions.”
www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/mar/03/holyrood-presiding-officer-ban-all-male-committees-scotland
This is a bit rich, given that the Scottish government's own Gender Representation on Public Boards (Scotland) Act 2018 attempted to define "woman" in such a way that men could serve as non-executive members on Scottish public boards and nevertheless count as women for the purposes of meeting the 50% target of female membership. For Women Scotland (FWS) won a judicial review on appeal in February 2022.
Since then, FWS has lost a second case, but the Scottish government's insistence that "transwomen are women" is looking shaky with the Isla Bryson conviction for two rapes, leaving the outgoing first minister and her would-be successor Humza Yousaf unable or unwilling to say whether Bryson is a man or a woman. Apparently, some men who claim to identify as women are, but others like Bryson, are, in Yousaf's words "at it" and "not a true transwoman". (Although I think he's since said that Bryson has the right to identify as a woman after all - I'm getting nearly as confused as Yousaf now...!)
Gender identity, whether for the purposes of increased female membership of committees or incarceration in the female prison estate, is untenable. Sometimes sex matters and when it does biological sex, and indeed reality, should prevail.