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  • Accessibility Statement

    responding positively to complaints. delivering on the Accessibility Charter external URL external URL.. ... working to meet the NZ Government Web Accessibility Standard external URL external URL..

  • Access Activator backs 6 accessibility projects

    Access Activator backs 6 accessibility projects. 22 May 2026. A platform making sport more accessible to thousands of children is just 1 of the successful projects selected for the inaugural Access ... All 6 projects are on track to be completed by July,

  • Accessibility Work Programme

    Accessibility Work Programme. Our Accessibility Work Programme includes a mix of short-term and long-term projects. ... These projects aim to address accessibility barriers in New Zealand and create real, meaningful change for disabled people.

  • Findings of the National Local Authority Survey on Accessibility

    They stated their intent to introduce a regional accessibility strategy in the future. ... 12. 52.17%. Our website is assessed annual against the international accessibility standards.

  • 2021 08 30 Paper 2 Accessibility Admin Data Questions (DOCX 16KB)

    Accessibility Admin Data Questions. What can we do to make health services more accessible for you? ... Are you a Disabled Person? 1. Early indications suggest that when accessibility questions are asked, many non-disabled people answer in the affirmative

  • Community Update - October 2023

    General Election voting and accessibility .

  • Accessibility Advisory Group

    Accessibility Advisory Group. Our Accessibility Advisory Group helps guide our Accessibility Work Programme. ... the role of the Accessibility Advisory Group. its membership. how members are selected and paid.

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    First revision of accessibility design standard in 25 years.

  • Venue accessibility

    Visit the venue to check it meets participants’ needs. If you’re unsure, ask the people attending about their accessibility needs. ... This means the venue meets accessibility standards and can be used by disabled people, including wheelchair users.

  • First revision of accessibility design standard in 25 years

    The revision of NZS 4121 Design for access and mobility - Buildings and associated facilities, the principal reference point for accessibility design in New Zealand, gets underway this month. ... This includes, for example, Universal Design principles -