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  • 2021 March DDEWG Meeting Summary

    Accessibility needs to be highlighted in Objective 4, given that lack of access to education, health and the like is the process through which disablement occurs in NZ society.

  • Summary Response UN 4 (PDF 108KB)

    This will include developing a common understanding of what “fully accessible” looks like and exploring the feasibility of using legislation to provide for standards and codes for accessibility. ... The launch of an Accessibility Charter14 which is a

  • DDEWG meeting minutes 27 June 2022 (PDF 167KB)

    There has been a government commitment to take this work to scale nationally, as well as a change in Accessibility. ... Disability Data work programme. • Reports to the Minister on the Disability Toolkit and the Accessibility Charter. •

  • july 2011 disability action plan cabinet paper (DOC 104KB)

    34 We can look beyond compliance with minimum accessibility standards to promote “Universal Design”. ... There is scope to enhance accessibility for disabled people through this plan and its implementation.

  • Cabinet paper Approval of the New Zealand Disability Strategy 26–30 Proactive release (DOCX 88KB)

    The actions in the outcome areas of the Strategy recognise accessibility as critical for disabled people to participate. ... We must take consistent steps to address the accessibility barriers across the system which continue to hinder progress.

  • IDEA services review Accessible V2 (DOCX 308KB)

    IN-CONFIDENCE. IN-CONFIDENCE.. Acknowledgements 1. IN-CONFIDENCE. Kī mai koe ki ahau, “He aha te mea nui o tēnei ao?”. Māku e kii atu, “He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata”. Should you ask, “What is the most important thing of this

  • Report 3 DAP 2019 2023 (PDF 1021KB)

    introduction of Accessibility Legislation. Some other major achievements for. outcome five have been that:. • ... disability status. • create an accessibility profile system. COVID-19 has. had little effect.

  • Whaikaha proactive release policy (PDF 123KB)

    Documents should meet the New Zealand Government Web Accessibility. Standard, in line with the Accessibility Charter. ... Zealand Legislation The Accessibility Charter - Ministry of Social Development. Proactive release - Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service

  • NZDS 2026 30 Vision Principles Summary (PDF 259KB)

    The principles are:. Accessibility. This principle recognises that accessibility is fundamental to participation and inclusion. ... When environments and services are designed from the beginning with accessibility in mind, they benefit everyone, not just

  • Whaikaha 2024 BIM (PDF 1012KB)

    The removal of cultural and accessibility barriers to living this identity is a key issue for many tāngata whaikaha Māori. ... This recognises that the key barriers facing most disabled people relate to the accessibility of the services and supports