Secondly, the bill repeals a data set of information-sharing provision that is now redundant. The provision, section 66D of the Act, was intended to increase public accountability and transparency in relation to child welfare and protection agencies using information related to a child or young person. At the time the provisions were originally introduced, there were concerns about the use of large amounts of data collected by welfare and health agencies about people and their interactions with them. However, the provisions placed an additional administrative burden on child welfare and protection agencies without achieving the level of public accountability envisaged.