Recommendation 34: The Australian Government facilitate the provision of alternative supports and pathways to remedies for victims and survivors which are not contingent on participation in criminal prosecutions. Counter-terrorism legislation Recommendation 35: The Australian Government amend existing counterterrorism laws that disproportionately limit human rights. People with disability Recommendation 36: Governments develop a nationally consistent framework to reduce and eliminate the use of restrictive practices. Recommendation 37: Governments adopt a human rights-based approach to mental health laws and ensure that mental health services do not violate the human rights of people with disability. Recommendation 38: The Australian Government implement a nationally consistent supported decision-making framework. Governments ensure supports are provided to people with disabilities to exercise their legal capacity and exercise free and informed consent. Recommendation 39: The Australian Government work with state and territory governments to adopt uniform legislation prohibiting, in the absence of the free, prior and informed consent of the person concerned: the sterilisation of adults and children with disability; and the administration of contraceptives and abortion procedures on women and girls with disability. Recommendation 40: The Australian Government ensure that national policies to reduce violence against women and children prioritise disability. Older persons Recommendation 41: Government implement recommendations of the Australian Law Reform Commission’s report, Elder Abuse—A National Legal Response and the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aged Care and Quality Safety. Sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex issues Recommendation 42: Governments implement the recommendations of the Commission’s report, A human rights-based approach for people born with variations in sex characteristics. 44