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What do I need to do?


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This policy explains what everyone who works for 

us must do.

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You must make sure information is accessible. 

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You should understand: 
  • why we need accessible information
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  • how to get support to make  accessible information.
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You must also do training about this policy.

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You must also make sure other people follow 

this policy.

This includes providers.

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You must report anyone who might not follow 

this policy.

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You can do this by sending us an email.

accessibility@dcj.nsw.gov.au

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The policy explains some more rules that 

managers must follow.

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Managers must make sure other staff:

  • know about this policy
  • understand this policy.
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Managers should also provide training about 

accessible information.


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They should also support staff to:
  • fix issues with accessible information
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  •  work with the community when someone
    makes a complaint. 
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When you make a complaint, you tell someone 

that something: 

  • has gone wrong 
  • isn’t working well. 
Last updated:

26 Apr 2024