This should be something to tackle. When the money runs out, there’s less momentum for spurious legal challenges.
EN came very close to having their knuckles wrapped previously, after they’d changed their charitable objectives to cover ‘intersex’ advocacy (after attending a European conference & took up their arguments that conflated DSDs with trans rights) & then applied for funding from Scotgov. Their application was supported by Engender (it’s a very incestuous NGO clique - they reinforce each other’s grifts) & the finding T&Cs were clear on what they were supposed to do with the funding.
EN then gave evidence at the Cenus committee hearings on the Scottish census & then used their award on funding ‘intersex’ projects to make spurious arguments they had no business making. DSD Families responded by asking for a private session to put across their position, which didn’t align with what EN were claiming.
On closer inspection, the funding that EN had been given hadn’t been used for its intended purpose. They should have lost the funding & paid it back, but didn’t.
The terms of funding being dished out to all of these orgs who are continuing to misrepresent the law really should be stopped. It’s not hard to abide by the law, and if they can’t, they should not be getting tax payers money to maintain the misinformation & deliberate confusion that’s caused so much bother.