If you muzzle accessibility laws then there will be little to no compliance, organisations and companies do not do these things by choice, that is the evidence

If you muzzle accessibility laws then there will be little to no compliance, organisations and companies do not do these things by choice, that is the evidence of history, laws have been implemented to address this, true, though there is little legal support for those who need assistance to defend what little rights they have gained, it's commercial interests in the main that hinder the implementation of accessibility. Organisations using excuses like this are doing little to address the underlying issues, they are more likely driven by a desire not to pay legal fees and would rather err in favour of their finances.