Allegra Spender (Wentworth, Independent) Share this | Hansard source

I thank the minister for his response. I take the point that COIL is typically consulted on government legislation and that the initial legislation implementing the right to disconnect is not government legislation. However, the right was supported by government, presumably after quite a lot of negotiation and internal consideration, and is now law. My question is: would the minister be willing to commit to consulting COIL on significant changes to IR legislation in the future, even for non-government amendments, which are likely to receive government support and become law?

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