Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: We have been working with the Access Alliance for an extended period of time. COVID slowed down the work programme with regards to accessibility legislation. There are many facets of what we have announced that the Access Alliance do support. There are some things that they proposed that we could not support. They wanted a single regulatory framework, which we as a Government couldn't support with regards to what we are putting forward because of the complexity that that would involve. It would mean the potential duplication of rules and legislation. It would mean that, potentially, accessibility legislation would be at odds with existing legislation. It would've meant that we would've had to look at legislation across multiple areas and potentially try and make changes. It wasn't feasible, nor was it practical. Where we have landed with regards to an enabling framework is something that we're comfortable with, but we're certainly looking forward to all of the submissions that will come forward when the legislation goes to the House mid - next year.