Sue Sharp's term as interim chair of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC) has been extended. DPTAC is a body that provides the UK government with recommendations on matters related to the transport needs of people with disabilities. The committee plays an important role in shaping government policy aimed at ensuring the accessibility of transport infrastructure and services for people with disabilities. The extension of Sharp's term in this position ensures continuity in the committee's work and allows ongoing initiatives to continue without disruption caused by a change in leadership. The decision to extend the term is typically made by the relevant transport ministry to ensure stability in the work of the advisory body during the transition period, pending the appointment of a permanent chair. DPTAC's activities cover a wide range of issues — from the accessibility of public transport, including buses, trains and underground systems, to requirements for infrastructure, information systems and services for passengers with disabilities. The committee's recommendations are taken into account in the development of regulations and standards in the transport sector.