Scottish ministers say they will not appeal a court decision regarding how trans prisoners are housed in custody. Following the ruling in favour of For Women Scotland, the Scottish Government confirms it will take steps to place trans prisoners in jails according to their biological sex. According to reports, prisoners are scheduled to be moved starting Tuesday, with the change taking effect as the court ruling stands. The Scottish Government’s position is that it will comply with the decision rather than challenge it in further legal proceedings. The reports describe the policy shift as a move away from how prisoners may previously have been housed, and link the implementation directly to the outcome of the court case. The information presented across outlets is consistent that there is a specific court ruling, no further appeal is planned, and movement of affected prisoners is due to occur imminently. The accounts do not report additional details about individual cases or broader prison reform beyond the housing arrangement by biological sex.