D.D.A. guide: A responsible government
The Federal Disability Discrimination Act (D.D.A.) makes disability discrimination against the law in many areas of life.
This includes provision of services of a kind provided by government. All governments in Australia - Commonwealth, State, Territory and local government - have responsibilities under the D.D.A.
This includes:
- Access to places where government programs are being run.
- Equal access to information on laws and government programs.
- Access to voting places, facilities and information
- Access to court buildings
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