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• 28 May 2015 access working group summary (DOC 118KB)

  Action 11A: Increase accessibility of information across government agencies. Lead: Office for Disability Issues. ... then in 2015/2016 determine options to improve the accessibility of transport services.

• ethnicity recognition diagnosis education treatment support people autism spectrum (DOC 2MB)

  ii. TABLE OF CONTENTS. i. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Guideline Supplementary Paper. New Zealand Autism Spectrum Disorder Guideline supplementary paper on the impact of ethnicity on recognition, diagnosis, education, treatment and support for people on the

• 2015 update 2 page summary DAP 2014 2018 (DOCX 41KB)

  9. Priority: Increase government services’ responsiveness to disabled people. a) Increase accessibility of information across government agencies. ... Lead: Ministry of Transport and New Zealand Transport Agency. b) Implement the Accessibility Plan:

• Understanding the factors that contribute to the exclusion of disabled people November 2014 (PDF 913KB)

  35. 6.2 Discrimination and bullying. 36. 6.3 Accessibility and transport. 37. ... knowledge of disabled people, discrimination and bullying, accessibility and transport,. education and employment.

• Work in Progress 2007 annual progress report on the NZDS (DOC 3MB)

  This section looks at what government agencies are doing to improve accessibility in these areas. ... most agencies are reviewing their communication materials, communication strategies and websites for accessibility.

• 2016 2017 Report on the review of disabled people led monitoring (DOCX 462KB)

  Final report:. Review of disabled people led monitoring of the UNCRPD. May 2017. www.malatest-intl.com info@malatest-intl.com (04) 212 4566 or 0800 002 577 PO Box 5584, Wellington, 6145. 16. www.malatest-intl.com Report Name Date.

• 2019 NZ Governments response to the UN CRPD Committees List of Issues final (DOCX 205KB)

  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. ... 14: See www.odi.govt.nz/nzsl/ ]. The launch of an

• 17 March 2015 employment working group summary (DOC 101KB)

  4.3.1.2. Agreement on what accessibility meant - start with the comprehensive guidelines on how to access work and income support, redesign that, and make it available in alternative formats. ... 5.2.2.3. The Ministry of Education will be looking at

• Review of policies processes and practices for managing complaints about IDEA Services Limited redacted (PDF 1MB)

  TABLE OF CONTENTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 1 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS 4 THEMES OF WHAT I WAS TOLD 12 TERMS OF REFERENCE 14 REVIEW PROCESS 15 TOR (a) – Whaikaha’s role in complaints 17 TOR (b) - When Whaikaha should act 26

• Cabinet paper appendix 4 changes made to the updated plan (DOC 115KB)

  Lead: Ministry of Justice. Priority: Increase the accessibility for disabled people of the built environment and transport services:. ... Lead: Ministry of Transport and New Zealand Transport Agency. Reword former action 12 B to reflect the next phase of