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The UK Supreme Court, the nation's highest court, issued a judgment that led to subsequent guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

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  1. NHS guidance now aligns with Supreme Court ruling and EHRC code.
  2. Lord Reed backed the ruling in the Supreme Court, which was scheduled to be heard in Glasgow.

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10 reports, 4 independent, last reported Oct 15. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The UK Supreme Court, the nation's highest court, issued a judgment that led to subsequent guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

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  1. NHS guidance now aligns with Supreme Court ruling and EHRC code.1 source
  2. Lord Reed backed the ruling in the Supreme Court, which was scheduled to be heard in Glasgow.Sub-event
  3. A new statutory code, based on a 2025 ruling, is now in effect in the U.K.Sub-event
  4. Good Law Project and others are challenging the EHRC guidance following a Supreme Court ruling.1 source
  5. EHRC guidance issued following a judgment by the UK Supreme Court.1 source
  6. SC ruled on sex definition; EHRC guidance applies, drawing concern from Reem Alsalem.1 source

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