Hasn't this been covered in the existing thread?
EHRC submitted on 5th September, so could have to wait until 15th October.
And as said previously there is the Deputy Leader Contest, the Labour Party Contest and general Labour Party mis-steps.
Although I suspect that although as it is strictly procedural and should just be waved through as it were, the Labour Party is probably concerned that there will be debate from those who object to the ruling, and will try and say there is enough doubt about the ruling that MPs should not approve the EHRC guidance.
ie no chance of slipping it through late on a friday.
And as PP have said, given how many are refusing to acknowledge the status of the interim guidelines, I suspect that for many months ahead, even if approved by Parliament, many groups will still be saying they shouldn't be bound by it. That somehow it isn't valid.
Following ministerial approval, the UK Government must lay the draft code before Parliament for 40 days before it can be brought into force.
Although come to think of it on re-reading this on the EHRC website, have we had the ministerail approval. if not then the 40 days dont start until that has happened.