I will pick up where we left off. I still don't like to prescribe the timeline. Changing “and” to “or” so that it goes on the Internet in every instance is fine.
I have a little bit of hesitation to specifically say the Department of Transport website, for two reasons. One was the testimony we heard from Ms. Benjamin about how sometimes there's already a way we collect it under a different department's website. Also, I think government websites are, quite frankly, often terrible. I have grown up in a generation that has seen good websites and bad websites. Prescribing content for a specific website is something I'm very hesitant about.
On the amendment that you've proposed, if we want to make it mandatory that it goes on the Internet, I have no problem. I can't support setting a prescribed timeline, because I think that in some situations the timeline might not make sense. That's where my head is at. If you're interested, I would entertain a friendly amendment to modify the original text and replace “or” with “and”, but the two-day criterion I can't support.