Accessibility

To successfully meet the needs of the users of our website, we need to cater for people who:

• are not able to see, hear, move, or may not be able to process some types of information easily or at all,
  
  
• have difficulty reading or comprehending text,
  
  
• do not have, or are not able to use a keyboard or mouse,
  
  
• have a text-only screen,
  
  
• have a slow internet connection ? a common problem in rural and regional Western Australia,
  
  
• are accessing information using a small screen, such as a mobile phone or a hand?held device,
  
  
• do not speak or reliably understand the language in which the document is written,
  
  
• are in a situation where their eyes, ears, or hands are busy or interfered with (e.g.working in a loud environment), and
  
  
• have an early version of a web browser.

Note: No responsibility can be taken for the accessibility levels of external websites linked from this website.

Further information on the accessibility guidelines which this website adheres to can be found below:

• Office of eGovernment
  Website Standards, Guidelines and Checklists (external website)
  
  
• W3C
  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (external website)