That the Parliament notes that the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s (EHRC) Code of Practice (CoP) relating to trans people accessing public spaces and services will come into force from 5 August 2026; believes that the implementation of the CoP will create a real risk of daily human rights violations for trans people across the UK and the potential for the UK to breach its international obligations; notes that the earlier informal guidance from the EHRC on how to implement the Supreme Court ruling of April 2025 is already having what it sees as significant impacts, with many organisations reportedly taking steps to exclude trans people from services that align with their gender identity, putting them at increased risk of harassment and violence, and effectively pushing them out of public life; further notes what it sees as the harm to cisgender people who present in gender non-conforming ways who, it believes, will also risk harassment and an invasion of privacy; is concerned that workplaces, businesses and other organisations will now face pressure to enforce what it considers to be unworkable guidance; commends the tireless work of equality organisations, trade unions, community organisations, trans-led and LGBTQIA+ groups and campaigners across Scotland and the UK and their continued work to protect trans people and to respond to this guidance; believes that the Scottish Government needs to provide a clear analysis of how public bodies with legal obligations under the Human Rights Act 1998 can ensure that implementation of the CoP upholds the human rights of everyone, including trans people, and reaffirms its commitment to protecting the rights, dignity and safety of trans people and ensuring that Scotland remains a welcoming place for all LGBTQIA+ communities.