Wentworth

And so it would require paying for a license and going through all the paperwork, proving qualifications.

As a small business locally servicing one large electorate, it can be tricky because heading towards borders of South Australia, we did some works recently in Wentworth, New South Wales, which is literally five minutes from the South Australia border.

We were asked to perform some additional works which fall into South Australia and had to basically explain, sorry, we're not regulated, we're unable to help you.

To picking up on that, if you was to really standardize one requirement across all states, what

It seems, in my opinion, very disjointed across Australia because they've all got different rules and qualifications.

And I think, yeah, it would be good if the Australian government got it all together and said, right, this is how we're going to do it, rather than just each different state dictating how they do asbestos removal.

And interestingly enough, the works that were performed in Wentworth on the border of South Australia, the closest occupational hygienist, licensed asbestos assessor, was based in South Australia.

And so their qualifications were recognized by South Australia as a state, but they were still allowed to perform hygiene.