A real user wants to apply for a National Police Certificate. Navigate to the AFP website and find the 'National Police Checks' section. From there, initiate the process to 'Get a police check' and identify the first piece of information or consent required to proceed with the application. Also, identify the links to 'Check an application' and 'Company checks' on the 'National Police Checks' page.
Navigate to 'https://www.afp.gov.au/services/national-police-checks'. Click on the 'Get a police check' link (ID 128). If a new page loads, identify the first piece of information or consent required to proceed with the application. If clicking 'Get a police check' does not lead to a new page, note that the link is not functional for navigation. Regardless of the 'Get a police check' link's functionality, identify the 'Check an application' link (ID 129) and the 'Company checks' link (ID 130) on the 'National Police Checks' page.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'National Police Checks' page. The agent attempts to click the 'Get a police check' link (ID 128). If the 'Get a police check' link leads to a new page, the agent identifies the first required piece of information or consent (e.g., agreement to terms, personal details, or a specific declaration). If the 'Get a police check' link does not lead to a new page, the agent explicitly states that the link does not navigate away from the current page. The agent identifies the 'Check an application' link (ID 129). The agent identifies the 'Company checks' link (ID 130).