By law, ten percent of buses must be accessible to disabled people. The government put forward its ideas on disability policy in a Green Paper. This was circulated again to interested groups, such as organizations of persons with disabilities before being submitted to Parliament. The process was very consultative with concerned NGOs. The laws can be enforced through the courts or through the Human Rights Commission.
Voluntary organizations report incidences of violation.
There have not been many cases in which disabled people have used the legislation, because the laws are still relatively new. Disabled people can receive legal aid from the state to pursue their case in court. The OSDP is located in the President's Office and has Disability Desks in all provinces. Some policies have not been fully enforced. For example, building regulations to ensure accessibility are often ignored.