Closed — analysis under way
Submissions have closed and analysis is under way. We'll email you when the committee's response is published.
A synthetic post-legislative scrutiny with enough volume to exercise the analysis report.
Departmental Committee on Health
National Assembly
The committee is reviewing how the Persons with Disabilities Act has worked in practice: the duties it set on the National Government, the register it created, the accessible-buildings rule, the tax relief on assistive devices, and the public-service jobs quota. It is a test fixture — every submission here is synthetic.
420 people and 0 organisations have responded so far
How people answered each question (citizens and organisations combined). A summary of all written comments will appear once Parliament publishes its response.
Question 1 of 9 · Obligations of the National Government
334 of 420 people answered · Support / Don't support
Question 2 of 9 · Registration of persons with disabilities
338 of 420 people answered · Support / Don't support
Question 3 of 9 · Accessibility of public buildings
343 of 420 people answered · Support / Don't support
Question 4 of 9 · Tax relief for assistive devices
348 of 420 people answered · Support / Don't support
Question 5 of 9 · Employment quota in the public service
338 of 420 people answered · Support / Don't support
Question 6 of 9 · Anything else
263 of 420 people answered · Paragraph
Answers to this question were text only. A summary of written comments appears when Parliament publishes its response.
Question 7 of 9 · Confidence in delivery
350 of 420 people answered · Scale
Question 8 of 9 · The biggest priority
346 of 420 people answered · Single select
Question 9 of 9 · Barriers you meet
361 of 420 people answered · Multi-select (answers may add up to more than 100%)