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  • Report 5 DAP 2019 2023 (DOCX 350KB)

    Violence and Sexual Violence) DAP Reporting 123 Outcome Five – Accessibility 130 Accelerating Accessibility. ... that feedback on accessibility and inclusion is captured and included in the final build of the new standards and assessment resources.

  • NZS 4121 Environmental Scan and Scoping Exercise Report (PDF 889KB)

    Zealand’s principal accessibility standard for the built environment. It provides solutions for. ... scattered guidance materials and the historical removal of some accessibility checks from the.

  • NZDS 2026 30 Justice Summary (PDF 307KB)

    Justice system policies and practices will embed accessibility, inclusion and lived experience. ... c) For disabled children and young people who interact with the youth justice system, and for adult disabled people who interact with the criminal justice

  • NZS4121 Environmental Scan Summary Easy Read (PDF 4MB)

    information about accessibility in. 1 standard. This makes it easier for people to. ... to make sure people:.  understand what accessibility is.  know what accessibility means.

  • UNCRPD Appendix 3 Easy Read (PDF 6MB)

    of the Strategy. Accessibility is about making things. accessible so everyone can use. ... making a house accessible. Work on another recommendation. about housing accessibility will be.

  • Disabled students’ experiences of the tertiary education system

    students. Accessibility accommodations are often not set up well. Almost one-quarter (23%) of disabled students who participated in the survey said that the support they received at their education provider ... Students noted many accessibility issues at

  • NZDS Summary of Submissions Māori (PDF 724KB)

    accessibility, the need for urgency, systemic change, removing systemic barriers. and ableism, and ensuring dignity and choice. ... commitments that underpin the strategy: Accessibility, Choice and Control,. Equity, Cultural inclusion and

  • NZDS 2026 30 Justice Summary (DOCX 60KB)

    Justice system policies and practices will embed accessibility, inclusion and lived experience. ... systems. For disabled children and young people who interact with the youth justice system, and for adult disabled people who interact with the criminal

  • People and culture

    Improving accessibility for disabled people in the public service. Identifying and closing inequities disabled people and tāngata whaikaha Māori face that others don’t ( for example, pay gaps, career progression).

  • Understanding student wellbeing in the educational setting

    The study found:. Classroom accessibility or toileting support is important for disabled students to attend school in a way that upholds their mana.