Chakrabarti made 12 real recommendations. Corbyn said at launch he would “put his weight behind its immediate implantation”. Told BoD in 2018 public letter he would commit to its “overdue full implementation”. As far as I know, 2 have been implemented.
Anyway, it was not a good report by a long distance. The Home Affairs Committee has nothing good to say about it either 
See from page 44. The Home Affairs Committee (membership split between the different parties) said Chakrabarti hasn’t been sufficiently open with them about the circumstances surrounding the offer of her peerage publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201617/cm…
The two which have been implemented are the rule change to explicitly make discrimination a disciplinary offence and the appointment of a General Counsel (though the latter was a close political ally of John McDonnell so hardly the fearlessly independent lawyer needed)
These are the 20 ‘recommendations’, though I only count 12 substantive ones. Some basically amount to ‘stop being racist’ which aren’t really recommendations which can be implemented by the party
Whichever way you cut it, either 10 of 12 haven’t been implemented or 18 of 20. As far as I know. The report is worth reading 2 years on as it really is poor. Wishy washy and trying to please too many people labour.org.uk/wp-content/upl…
