The PRESIDENT (17:45): I will now deal with the amendments circulated by the Australian Greens. The question is that the amendments on sheet 2477 be agreed to. Australian Greens ' circulated amendments— (1) Clause 3, page 3 (after line 3), after paragraph (1)(a), insert: (aa) to facilitate the inclusion of individuals in digital society by supporting the provision of digital ID services that are accessible for individuals who experience barriers in using such services; (2) Clause 13, page 17 (lines 26 and 27), omit "that are prescribed by the Accreditation Rules". (3) Clause 30, page 36 (before line 9), before subclause (1), insert: (1AA) An accredited entity must take reasonable steps to ensure that its accredited services are accessible for individuals who experience barriers when creating or using a digital ID. (4) Clause 30, page 36 (lines 12 to 17), omit subclause (2), substitute: (2) Without limiting subsection (1), the Accreditation Rules must: (a) require accredited entities, or specified kinds of accredited entities, to comply with specified accessibility standards; and (b) require accredited entities, or specified kinds of accredited entities, to have regard to specified accessibility guidelines; and (c) require accredited entities, or specified kinds of accredited entities, to conduct useability testing with a diverse range of individuals, covering diversity in disability, age, gender and ethnicity; and (d) specify requirements relating to device or browser access; and (e) specify requirements relating to the provision of support or assistance for individuals who may experience barriers when creating or using a digital ID. (5) Clause 49, page 50 (after line 29), after subclause (6), insert: (6A) Without limiting paragraph (6)(c), Accreditation Rules made for the purposes of that paragraph must prescribe requirements that relate to the management by accredited entities of the potential for biometric systems to selectively disadvantage or discriminate against groups of individuals. (6) Page 51 (after line 26), after clause 49, insert: 49A Biometric information, testing and continuous improvement (1) This section applies if an accredited entity is authorised to retain, use or disclose biometric information of individuals under subsection 49(6) (about testing). (2) The accredited entity must take reasonable steps to continuously improve its biometric systems to ensure such systems do not selectively disadvantage or discriminate against any group. (7) Clause 53, page 55 (lines 15 to 18), omit paragraph (3)(a), substitute: (a) is for purposes relating to improving the performance or useability of the entity's information technology system through which the entity's accredited services are provided and not for broader business purposes; or (8) Clause 74, page 82 (after line 7), after subclause (1), insert: Note: The effect of this subsection is that a participating relying party that provides a service, or access to a service, must provide another means of accessing that service that does not involve the creation or use of a digital ID through the Australian Government Digital ID System. (9) Clause 74, page 82 (before line 8), before subclause (2), insert: (1A) A participating relying party is taken to contravene subsection (1) if: (a) the participating relying party provides the service, or access to the service, by means other than the creation or use of a digital ID through the Australian Government Digital ID System; and (b) either of the following apply: (i) the other means is not reasonably accessible; (ii) using the other means results in the service being provided on substantially less favourable terms. (10) Clause 74, page 82 (lines 12 to 14), omit paragraph (2)(b), substitute: (b) the individual can access the other service by means other than the creation or use of a digital ID through the Australian Government Digital ID System; and (c) the other means is reasonably accessible; and (d) using the other means does not result in the other service being provided on substantially less favourable terms. (11) Clause 74, page 83 (after line 3), after subclause (4), insert: (4A) In deciding whether to grant an exemption under subsection (4), the Digital ID Regulator must have regard to whether granting the exemption in relation to the participating relying party's service would unduly undermine access to services of that kind. (12) Clause 88, page 94 (lines 2 to 21), omit the clause, substitute: 88 Redress framework (1) Within 12 months after the commencement of this Act, the Digital ID Rules must provide for or in relation to a redress framework for incidents that occur in relation to accredited services of accredited entities that are provided within the Australian Government Digital ID System. (2) Without limiting subsection (1), the Digital ID Rules made for the purposes of that subsection must deal with the following matters: (a) the entities that are covered by the framework; (b) the kinds of incidents that are covered by the framework, which may include digital ID fraud incidents and cyber security incidents; (c) procedures for dealing with incidents that are covered by the framework; (d) requirements relating to notifying individuals affected by incidents covered by the framework; (e) the provision of information, support and assistance to individuals affected by incidents covered by the framework; (f) development and publication of policies relating to the identification, management and resolution of incidents covered by the framework; (g) development and publication of policies relating to complaints by individuals relating to incidents covered by the framework. (3) Without limiting subsection (1), the Digital ID Rules made for the purposes of that subsection may deal with the following matters: (a) timeframes relating to the provision of support services to individuals affected by digital ID fraud incidents or cyber security incidents; (b) requirements relating to the kinds of information relating to support services that entities covered by the framework must make available, and the manner in which such information must be made available; (c) information that must be provided by entities covered by the framework to the Digital ID Regulator about the kinds of support services provided to individuals under the framework and the manner and timeframes in which such information must be provided. (13) Clause 169, page 162 (after line 29), after subclause (2), insert: (2A) Before making or amending any rules under section 168, the Minister must also: (a) consult such organisations representing individuals who may experience barriers when creating or using a digital ID as the Minister considers appropriate; and (b) by written notice, invite such organisations to make comments to the Minister within the period specified in the written notice (which must be at least 28 days after the notice is given); and (c) consider any comments received within the specified period. (14) Clause 169, page 163 (line 2), omit "Subsection (1) does", substitute "Subsections (1) and (2A) do". (15) Clause 169, page 163 (line 10), omit "subsection (1)", substitute "subsections (1) and (2A)". (16) Clause 169, page 163 (after line 33), after subclause (6), insert: (6A) For the purposes of the review, the Secretary must also: (a) consult such organisations representing individuals who may experience barriers when creating or using a digital ID as the Secretary considers appropriate; and (b) by written notice, invite such organisations to make comments to the Secretary within the period specified in the written notice (which must be at least 28 days after the notice is given); and (c) consider any comments received within the specified period. Question agreed to.