What can Canada learn from Australia's psychosocial regulations experience?

Canada was once leading Australia in its approach to psychological health and safety. Fast forward 13 years from the release of its groundbreaking National Standard, and Australia has now made psychosocial risk management a clear legal obligation. In doing so, psychosocial safety has shifted from a largely voluntary initiative to a regulator-enforced activity. So, what can Canada learn from Australia’s journey in adopting psychosocial safety legislation? And is there anything Australia can still learn from the early leaders in psychological health and safety?