The Disability Services Regulations 2013 has set seven outcomes that provide a framework for translating the principles and objectives of the Disability Services Act into tangible and achievable results. As a result of our consultation process the actions under the following seven outcomes will guide us in delivering our DAIP commitments over the life of the plan. Outcome 1 People with disability have the same opportunities as people to access the services of, and any event organised by us. Main Roads will achieve this by: Ensuring tender documentation for our contracts includes information 1.1 about disability access requirements. Continuing to include disability access as an item in relevant audit 1.2 processes. Progressively upgrading safety and improving access through the 1.3 installation of audible signals and tactile paving at appropriate intersections. Providing guidance to Local Government that they install audible signals 1.4 and tactile paving at appropriate intersections under their control. Networking with portfolio partners to share information on access and 1.5 inclusion initiatives in relation to inclusive services and events. Developing an accessible events checklist and make this available to all 1.6 our event partners. Including locations of relevant Changing Places Facilities in the Rest 1.7 Guide. What will success look like? All events and services provided by us can be attended and utilised by people with disability. Outcome 2
The Disability Services Regulations 2013 has set seven outcomes that provide a framework for translating the principles and objectives of the Disability Services Act into tangible and achievable results. As a result of our consultation process the actions under the following seven outcomes will guide us in delivering our DAIP commitments over the life of the plan. Outcome 1 People with disability have the same opportunities as people to access the services of, and any event organised by us. Main Roads will achieve this by: 1.1 Ensuring tender documentation for our contracts includes information about disability access requirements. 1.2 Continuing to include disability access as an item in relevant audit processes. 1.3 Progressively upgrading safety and improving access through the installation of audible signals and tactile paving at appropriate intersections. 1.4 Providing guidance to Local Government that they install audible signals and tactile paving at appropriate intersections under their control. 1.5 Networking with portfolio partners to share information on access and inclusion initiatives in relation to inclusive services and events. 1.6 Developing an accessible events checklist and make this available to all our event partners. 1.7 Including locations of relevant Changing Places Facilities in the Rest Guide. What will success look like? All events and services provided by us can be attended and utilised by people with disability. Outcome 2
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