I am really struggling to see, if I'm really honest, how this legislation takes us much further than the Disability Action Plan, which is also supported by a ministerial committee on disability issues that reports to Cabinet and receives advice from Cabinet and reports on a regular basis, and sets the priorities for cross-Government action and reviews progress by Government agencies. I can see the point of difference in that this will set up committees to enable disabled people to appoint to, in effect, the equivalent of that committee. There's a bit more structure around identification, but that work programme still has to be signed off by the Minister. The reporting timelines are slightly different, but this has nothing in it that identifies the need for standards or enforcement, or even the complaints or disputes resolution mechanisms that have been seen as essential and part of accessibility Acts in other countries. 