20 restrict  the  ability  of  disadvantaged  groups  within  the  community  to  effectively participate  in  those  processes,  mechanisms  that  have  been  implemented  to  address these issues and proposals for further initiatives which may enhance access to those processes particularly for disadvantaged or marginalised groups who may lack access to the courts but whose problems with the law may point to the way in which systemic change can increase the prospects of a fairer legal system.³⁶ The  Queensland  government  has  created  a  website  www.getinvolved.qld.gov.au/ where members of the community are invited to take part in consultations in many areas where the government is seeking views from the public.  This site has hot-links that link it in turn to other websites relevant to the areas where the views are sought.   One  of  the  links  is  to  the  QLRC’s  web  site  as  we  have  been  seeking  public submissions  on  a  discussion  paper  on  the  abrogation  of  the  privilege  against  self- incrimination.  The areas covered are extremely diverse. As might perhaps be expected there is an initiative to seek the views of young people called “GENERATE Youth” “designed for people aged 15-25 living in Queensland.   It’s a gateway that offers an alternative voice for young people to let the government know  about  issues  that  matter  to  them.    GENERATE  is  an  opportunity  for  young people to engage with government, and government to engage with young people.  It includes on-line chats, email newsletters and web forums for discussion and debate.   Young   people   can   answer   a   question   from   government,   ask   questions   about government policies or programs, comment on legislation or send a message directly to government Ministers and Members of Parliament.  GENERATE is a component of the  government’s  Youth  Participation  Strategy.”    Views  are  also  currently  being sought on such matters as rural water pricing policies and road safety. Views have also been sought on a water quality protection programme for the Great Barrier  Reef,  new  building  certifier  regulations,  a  proposed  canal  development  in  a regional city, a copper joint venture mining project, a review of the requirements for working with children and even protection of the grey nurse shark.                                                 36   Law and Justice Foundation of New South Wales Public Consultation Report 5.  Participation in Law Reform http://www.lawfoundation.net.au/publications/reports/a2jln/1C viewed 04/04/04