Disabled access law: Level of access to public buildings for disabled people still not good enough

Disabled access law: Level of access to public buildings for disabled people still not good enough; ENGLAND: London: EXTReporter to camera Smith along past department store (but unable to gain access by wheelchair) PANGRAPHICISED SEQUENCE Smith next shops and restaurants unable to gain access by wheelchair Smith away along high street'Oasis' women's clothes shop as shop assistant towards (seen thru glass door) (face obscured) speaking to Smith SOTSide view of Smith as 'Oasis' shop assistant (face obscured) manoeuvres Smith's wheelchair INTAgnes Fletcher (Disability Rights Commission) interview SOT - Two years on from when law changed to say that business premises must be accessible to disabled people / Oasis probably breaking the law EXTPedestrians along next 'Cecil Gee' clothes store INTSpiral stairway Shop assistants (faces obscured) offering to carry Smith down the stairs (jerky camera) SOTAgnes Fletcher interview SOT- Disability Rights Commission took up case against Debenhams on similar issue / Cecil Gee may be breaking the lawEXTBack view of Smith next 'Burger King' as traffic along past PULL OUT INT 'Burger King' assistant (face obscured) telling Smith that the toilet is downstairs SOT EXTPedestrians towards next 'McDonald's' ZOOM IN 'McDonald's logo on shop front INT'McDonald's' assistant (face obscured) telling Smith that the toilet is downstairs SOT Anne McGuire MP (Minister for Disabled People) interview SOT- Talks about Disability Rights Commission being there to protect rights of disabled people EXTSmith along next shops PANSmith towardsLow angle shot of wheelchair wheel TRACK FORWARDS