I wonder if this might prompt a reconsideration of the "ultra" categorisation in some quarters. This is a very clear, public demonstration of the harms that can flow for women who are in positions vulnerable. JT wasn't expressing a general luxury belief (Henderson)
In other news, I strongly recommend the podcasts I linked upthread: This isn't working. It contains nuanced discussions of the good and the harm of "good DEI" and "bad DEI" to use Grunwald's terminology.
From my experience of some senior NHS committees, I can only think that this is a Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid scenario. They're leaping off the cliff to avoid the pursuers, heedless of the consequences. (Discussing their options: "They could surrender to us but I wouldn't count on that.")