Library of Parliament committee  Well, I think that we are looking to prevent complaints.

Library of Parliament committee  Well, I think that we—

Library of Parliament committee  All I can say is that so far we've been flagging those concerns in terms of accessibility, ensuring that we explore all the solutions to comply with those principles. If a decision is made to move forward, I suppose the House administration will manage that risk in that situation

Library of Parliament committee  We're here before this committee.

Library of Parliament committee  I think that if there's a resolution from this committee, we would consider the impact and the next steps.

Library of Parliament committee  I would say that measures have been taken to make documents that committees post on the Internet more accessible. We've also let people know that the documents will be made available and that any problems with accessibility have to be reported to the clerks immediately. That way

Library of Parliament committee  It does happen. There are human rights complaints filed from time to time, and they are dealt with. They are responded to. The human rights process works in such a way that, at the initial stages, there's an attempt to resolve the matter. Those steps are taken. We have not had a

Library of Parliament committee  What we want to do is avoid a situation where someone would file a complaint saying that it is not accessible enough and that they would be able to show that we haven't done enough as an institution. In those types of situations, the processes will look at what the institution d

Library of Parliament committee  Thank you. Madam Joint Chair, members of the joint committee, I am pleased to be here, not just as a law clerk and parliamentary counsel for the House of Commons, but also as the inclusion and diversity champion at the House Administration. I look forward to answering your quest