Not because I think anyone will know, but just from observation I'm now wondering: how many in the Greens at this point have a history of activity that should be of potential concern to a party that felt it had the ethics, the values, the gravitas and the basic qualifications to be in positions of trust and public responsibiliy?
And how many in that group of such people are men with trans identities? Because this is less a unique event than a sense of 'and here we go again'.
With Greens becoming a serious option for - well, less protest voting than absolutely despairing 'which least damaging maniacs might do the least harm in power' voting - people really need to know the full picture of what they are voting for. This is so frequently thrown aside as 'just culture wars/fringe issue'.