They hid that well! No analysis in the msm yet, but give it time.
It looks goodish. Gender reassignment is presented as an adult thing and (separate section) a protected characteristic, so the key messages are there, to treat trans people with respect, and if child is gender-questioning, he is not a freak and he is not alone.
The treatment of gender identity is a bit prolix. TRAs will kick off about it being 'contested', because it is a thing in child development psychology. But what's wrong with saying 'some people want gender reassignment' and leave their motives out of it. Talking at length about an ideology then saying 'not everybody believes in it' seems like a roundabout way of saying nothing.
The thing that worries me most is that children could be left with the impression that true gender reassignment is possible (Keegan on Today seems to think so) and therefore they can choose their own sex as an adult. Primary age children still have an evolving concept of sex (and everything else. Remember, you can persuade a child you gave her more juice by pouring it into a taller, thinner glass.). So this idea needs stamping out early.
What they need to absorb, somehow, is that the technology does not and cannot exist to, say, turn a man into a woman. It's cosmetic surgery. You won't be able to have sex and reproduce like a woman, and people will still be able to tell you aren't one. Still pondering appropriate wording...