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2015 particpation and poverty (DOCX 144KB)
These principles are:. Dignity. Autonomy. Participation. Inclusion and Accessibility. Non-discrimination and Equality. ... She also explained that accessibility is important for everyone. She said, “knowing that early childhood centres and other public
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2013 large print media report (PDF 896KB)
Disability Rights Promotion International. Convention Coalition Monitoring Group. MEDIA2013. Disability Rights in Aotearoa New Zealand 2013: Media. A report on the Human Rights. of Disabled People in. Aotearoa New Zealand. | P a g e. 1. Karanga
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2015 large print acceptance (DOC 205KB)
These principles are:. Dignity. Autonomy. Participation. Inclusion and Accessibility. Non-discrimination and Equality.
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New Zealand Disability Strategy Refresh Approval for Approach and Consultation (PDF 161KB)
education, employment and economic security, health and wellbeing, rights protection, justice, accessibility, attitudes, choice and control, and leadership. ... However, disabled people can experience significant and unique housing difficulties,
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Final Disability Strategy 2003 04 (PDF 413KB)
The Chief Electoral Office reports improving their accessibility checklist for polling places, and further consultation with the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind, the Blind Association and the Deaf Association ... The State Services Commission
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2013 large print media report (DOCX 343KB)
26. | Page. Karanga karanga karanga ra,. Karangahia aa Matariki e tohungia ai te oranga hou,. Whakamaharatia tonu nei a raaatou ma kua riro ki te poo. moe mai i te rangimarie, noo reira, okioki atu. Ka rere tonu ngaa kupu whakamihi ki te hunga
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Extended Summary Report 5 January to June 2022 (PDF 162KB)
Outcome Five - Accessibility. Work is undertaken by MSD, HUD, MOT, Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport. ... Accelerating Accessibility. • Accessible Public Information • Improving Accessibility across the New Zealand housing system. •
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Large Print Cabinet Paper on New Zealand Disability Strategy Approval for approach and consultation (DOCX 87KB)
Accessibility refers to whether disabled people can access facilities, services, the physical environment and information, on an equal and dignified basis with others. ... However, disabled people can experience significant and unique housing difficulties
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NZDS progress report 2003 print version (DOCX 234KB)
In the 2002-03 year the General Election was held and all returning Officers were provided with instructions, which included an updated polling place accessibility checklist that was drawn up with
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Tuvaluan translation of the Convention (PDF 338KB)
Te pau o avanoaga;. -Te mafai o oko (accessibility);. -Te pau o tagata mo fafine;.