• be consistent with the requirements set out by the Committee in its Guidelines on the inclusion of statistical information and data in periodic reports • enable disaggregation by developmental phases and age groupings, and priority population groups such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children • ensure national coverage of data collection, addressing gaps in current collection methods. Recommendation 11: The Australian Government publicly reports data on the implementation of the SDGs and indicators including goals and indicators relating to children’s rights. Recommendation 12: The Australian Government adopts a human rights based approach for all its development aid policy and programs with the rights of children and their engagement included in program design, delivery and evaluation. Recommendation 13: The Australian Government develops a National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights, in consultation with key stakeholders, and that it includes measures addressing children’s rights particularly exploitation and trafficking in supply chains. Recommendation 14: Australian Governments commit to targets to overcome disadvantage experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and adopt special measures to address the disparities in the enjoyment of rights, with the effective engagement of their communities. Recommendation 15: The Australian Government addresses inequality experienced by children living in regional and remote Australia through targeted measures. Recommendation 16: The Australian Government amends the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) to require that children are provided with an opportunity to express their views in all matters that affect their rights or interests. A child should not be compelled to express a view, but should be provided with the opportunity to do so in a manner appropriate to their age and maturity. Recommendation 17: Australian Governments adopt measures to ensure birth registration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, in consultation with their communities. 68