So the next thing should be an announcement of sanctions if it's not carried out
There desperately needs to be some mechanism for this. At the moment it seems NHS management / EDI types are free to piss about with millions of public money whilst totally failing to do what they're employed to do and there is absolutely no consequence whatsoever.
It's not just in this area, in the Letby case several senior paediatricians were sanctioned, forced to apologise to Letby and threatened with their medical licenses being reviewed for raising entirely reasonable concerns. One of the paediatricians has given several media interviews questioning why there is no accountability for NHS management (unlike for doctors who can have their license removed). And he's right. He pointed out that often when there is a scandal (Letby, Maternity wards) the management waltz into other high paying NHS jobs. In an article I saw he said something like 'they move to another hospital and you worry about what will happen there'.
All the while, people (including transpeople) cannot get the care they need. It's all driven by a bunch of self-serving ideologues who use things like EDI as a smokescreen to do what they want and avoid having to demonstrate any level of success in their job at all, seemingly.