For this to be successful, a cycle of monitoring and review will be required so that the Accessibility Committee can regularly assess how well new and existing policies are performing, and the framework can grow and develop over time. The bill enables this by requiring the committee to provide an annual monitoring report, independently assessing how well its recommendations have been implemented by the Minister for Disability Issues, which must be subsequently tabled in this House. It also provides for a review of the Act every five years to ensure the accessibility framework is working as effectively as it can and to further explore other mechanisms, if not. This legislative review mechanism is an important way of ensuring improvements are continuously made over time, given the long-term nature of the work, to achieve a fully accessible New Zealand.