Australian Human Rights Commission Annual Report 2021–22 The Partnership has been requested to now develop portfolio-level quantitative and qualitative reports to look at why the pay gap and equity differences occur within the AFP. The Partnership team has also provided best practice advice on areas of inclusion and diversity in key areas the AFP has been working on. Commission personnel offer specialised advice and guidance, and work in an integrated manner with the internal AFP team. Accessible Housing Project Building on the 2021 report, Adaptable housing for people with disability in Australia, the Commission, through Disability Discrimination Commissioner Dr Ben Gauntlett, continued its partnership with the Faculty of Monash Art, Design & Architecture (MADA) to exhibit the research outcomes of the Housing Modifications Research Project. This reporting period the project supported research led teaching units for MADA students relating to human rights in the context of housing, universal and accessible design. A RetroFit Kit exhibition was held in March 2022 where MADA students showcased a true scale adaption of a house built for Commissioner Gauntlett. One of the key outcomes of the project was the introduction of mandatory minimum accessibility standards through the National Building Construction Code, an effective means for increasing the availability of housing which meets the needs of all Australians 2. Child Rights Impact Assessment Tool In collaboration with UNICEF Australia, the Children’s Rights team, led by National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds, developed a Child Rights Impact Assessment (CRIA) tool for policymakers and legislators to use when assessing the potential impacts of policies and legislation on the rights and wellbeing of children. 2 Pictures of the model house and exhibition opening can be found here: https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/disability-rights/publications/retrofit-kitexhibition-2022. 56