Acknowledgements endorsements Background methodology executive Summary 11 Recommendations 22 Article — general obligations 38

Article 5

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  That Australian anti-discrimination laws are strengthened to:
  

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  address intersectional discrimination;
  
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  enable complaints to be heard in a no cost jurisdiction;
  
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  enable representative complaints by Disabled People’s, and Advocacy Organisations; and
  
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  enable complaints regarding vilification and hate crimes on the basis of disability.
  

Article 6

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  That Australia provides the necessary resources to the various collection and reporting agencies (particularly the Australian Bureau of Statistics) to improve the public availability of data disaggregated by gender, disability, age, ethnicity and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander status.
  
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  That Australia commissions and funds a comprehensive assessment of the situation of girls and women with disability, in order to establish a baseline of disaggregated data against which future progress towards the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and CRPD rights can be measured.