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• United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Progressing the Government Response to Concluding Observations (PDF 307KB)

  The IMM noted. the positive commitment to accessibility and to improved access to justice, and. ... Paper and was pleased to see in an early version, positive commitment to accessibility.

• Final Word Ministers NZDS progress report 2006 (DOC 365KB)

  The Human Rights Commission has published its report into the accessibility of public land transport for disabled people. ... Achieved. Planned. Nil response. Figure 2 - Websites tested for accessibility by disabled people.

• Jan 2025 United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Progressing the Government Response to Concluding Observations (PDF 307KB)

  The IMM noted. the positive commitment to accessibility and to improved access to justice, and. ... Paper and was pleased to see in an early version, positive commitment to accessibility.

• Final PDF Ministers NZDS progress report 2006 (PDF 445KB)

  The Human Rights Commission has published its report into the accessibility of public land transport for disabled people. ... The Department has also further progressed its thinking around how to improve the accessibility of parks and reserves. •. •.

• 2015 second consultation update disability action plan (DOC 1MB)

  Lead: Ministry of Transport and New Zealand Transport Agency. b) Implement the Accessibility Plan: Public Buildings. ... Replace with: b) Implement the Accessibility Plan: Public Buildings. Lead: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

• 2015 consultation disability action plan update (DOC 649KB)

  11. Priority: Increase government services’ responsiveness to disabled people. a) Increase accessibility of information across government agencies. ... Lead: Ministry of Transport, New Zealand Transport Agency. b) Review of the building accessibility

• 2020 05 15 How is Life Going for the Disability Community Analysis Second Survey (DOCX 114KB)

  Overwhelmingly, the predominant issues highlighted in the EV survey included: financial and funding concerns, reduced support provision, loss of freedom and independence, access to medical services and other accessibility concerns around ... the

• COVID 19 Outcomes for People Receiving Disability Support Services (DOCX 114KB)

  People receiving non-residential services may test positive for COVID-19 but may not always report their positive status, for example, due to accessibility barriers.

• FINAL NZDS work in progress 2004 2005 (PDF 2MB)

  Government agencies have reported activity to improve accessibility of their websites, and the survey outlined in this report shows how well they are doing and what more they need to do. ... an accessibility checklist for staff to use when organising

• physical activity for young people on the autism spectrum (DOCX 663KB)

  One of the strengths of physical activity interventions is their accessibility and affordability, being able to be introduced into one’s home or community without the need for expensive equipment or