Goal Outcome 2 Strengthening Australia’s human rights framework, embedding human rights issues at a national level. (continued) 2.2 Law and policy-makers, at all levels, consider and address the human rights impacts we identify through our submissions, inquiries, research, reports and United Nations engagement. PBS CRITERION Parliamentary committee inquiry reports reflect the human rights issues raised in our submissions and recommendations. PBS TARGET The number of recommendations to UN mechanisms made, and instances of recommendations implemented or referenced by Government. 2027 — 2028 2026 — 2027 (feasible qualitative/quantitative measures of the expected performance in this reporting year) 2025 — 2026 Indicator (and PBS target) 2024 — 2025 Performance expectation High proportion of Committee inquiry reports reflect and cite the Commission’s advice. Instances of our recommendations to UN mechanisms being reflected in treaty body concluding observations and other reports. Majority of our applications to the courts for leave to appear are accepted PBS TARGET Arguments presented in our submissions to courts influence outcomes in a way that is consistent with human rights. Instances of our court submissions reflected in the final judgment of the matter. PBS TARGET 3 Better understanding of, and respect for, human rights so people and communities take action to defend human rights in their own context. 26 Australian Human Rights Commission 2.3 The national human rights reform agenda proposed in the Free & Equal: An Australian conversation on human rights report is considered and addressed by the Parliament, government and the non-government sector. Recommendations and actions in the report are addressed by the Attorney-General and Federal Parliament. The recommendations and actions in the Report inform and direct future reform. The recommendations and actions in the report generate dialogue and receive public support and commitment from the Attorney-General and the non-government sector. 3.1 Our education activities increase capability among individuals, communities and organisations to promote and protect human rights and address discrimination. Participants in education activities benefit through achieving the intended human rights learning and capability objectives. Learner satisfaction with Commission training is at 80% based on participant surveys of our learning courses. PBS CRITERION Most participants in our adult training programs report: • satisfaction with the quality and relevance of the training • increased understanding, expertise, reframed attitudes. Number of organisations working with the Commission to develop human rights education/training activities. PBS TARGET Corporate Plan 2024-2025 27