Larissa Waters (Queensland, Australian Greens) Share this | Hansard source

My question is to Minister Gallagher, representing the Minister for Health and Aged Care. The Senate inquiry report on universal access to reproductive health care made 36 recommendations to address barriers to sexual, maternity and reproductive health care in Australia, and it was tabled in May this year. The government response to those recommendations of the report was due on 25 August. We're almost three weeks beyond that due date, with no explanation for the government's delay. Women's health should be a priority, and women are sick of waiting for policy reform. When will the government release its response to this report?