JEC Senior Solicitor Mitchell Skipsey appeared on ABC Radio National’s Law Report, discussing the need for clear, national principles for assistance animals.
‘There is a real lack of consistency across the federal level, states and territories in the definitions as to what is an assistance animal and how should they be understood at law: what levels of training needs to be demonstrated, what types of animals are covered, what types of assistance are covered,’ Mitch said.
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