Ok but ordination to what?  

Without reading the whole report, I will ask you outright-Do they strongly state that having women ordained equally to men and made priests should happen before married men are ordained priests? or do they just say it is wrong priests felt rejected from promotion if they did not oppose women's ordination?  

I ask this because there are groups of priests & lay people who want women ordained deacons but want them to sit in that role while they promote married men to priesthood.   They act like this form or gender segregation is a step forward for women but that is a lie.  The Deaconate if women cannot promote is just another cage & a greater model of sexism if married men are allowed priestly ordination. It also creates no release from that which caused our child abuse crisis-only men in charge.   For this reason I believe it would be morally wrong to seek priestly ordination for married men first.  Your comment back does not answer this question for me.