The British Medical Association described the 4% pay rise for doctors as 'derisory', stating it does not adequately address historical pay freezes and erosion of value.
Undemocratic and secretive: the BMA no longer speaks for doctors trying to protect children | Jacky Davis
The BMA's rejection of the Cass review's recommendations caused significant outrage among its members, leading to resignations and accusations of the organization bringing the medical profession into disrepute.
About 1,000 senior doctors express disappointment in BMA's opposition to puberty blocker ban, urging reforms be reevaluated for wider membership support.