You'd hope so, given several highly qualified medical professionals have made themselves look ridiculous in front of a Tribunal, parroting mantras they must know are nonsense.
It sounds that BMC (like NHS Fife) are completely captured and there will be some high heid yins who aren't going to give up without a fight.
I often wonder why. Is it true believers pushing this? Or is it the embarrassment at having to climb down and change
policies etc? They'd be far better saying 'we were badly advised by Stonewall et al and we'll comply with the law going forward' but there seems to be a sort of arrogance in that they can't admit they were wrong.
Somewhat tangential but it's making me think of Semmelweiss, the doctor who suggested that women were dying of postnatal puerperal fever because doctor's weren't washing their hands between touching corpses and touching women in labour. He was ostracised and eventually committed to an asylum by his colleagues. He was right of course and part of the argument by doctors was that they were gentlemen and he was mortifying their good name to suggest they should be obliged to wash their hands.
I think there's an aspect of that to this case. These doctors can't bear for those they perceive to be lower on the totem pole than them to point out the flaws in their thinking.