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The best thing to do between now and the elections is to ignore any uncorroborated media reports about the Greens (or any other party). The propaganda is already pervasive. Most of the allegations will vaporise after May 7.
It's also instructive to look back at the allegations of antisemitism against Labour when Corbyn was leader. A large number of complaints was mentioned repeatedly in the press, without most outlets mentioning that they almost all came from one or two activists, and were proven to be false or at least unverifiable. And it later came out that the whole controversy was manufactured by Mandelson, McSweeney and others in the Labour Together faction who were maneuvering to drive the left out of Labour and put Starmer in.
Anyway, the Greens' disciplinary process doesn't involve Polanski. The Green Party isn't a dictatorship like Reform, or run by an opaque party bureaucracy like the Tories and Labour.