Accessibility
Access Keys
Most browsers support jumping to specific links by typing keys defined on the web
site. On Windows, you can press ALT + an access key; on Macintosh, you can press
Control + an access key.
All pages on this site define the following access keys:
- Access key 1 - Home page
- Access key 3 - Table of contents
- Access key 8 - Terms of use
- Access key 9 - Feedback
- Access key 0 - Accessibility statement
Standards Compliance
As an organisation servicing the public sector, we are committed to ensuring that
our websites comply with best practice and current with government and European
recommendations
We have made every effort to make this website accessible and easy to use for everyone,
no matter what browser you choose to use, and whether or not you have any disabilities.
Accessibility, by our definition, covers not only people with disabilities but also
those who want to do business through the internet but may have limited computing
skills or facilities. In this case, we try to ensure that enough information is
provided to help users decide when to download, and when not to (as people using
dial-up facilities don't want their phone lines tied up for hours)
Our aim is to comply with the Web Accessibility Initiative's Web Content Accessibility
Guidelines (WAI WCG).
In technical language, all pages on this site should be valid to Hyper Text Mark-up
Language (HTML) 4.01.
Wherever possible, links have been written to make sense out of context, enabling
screen readers to extract a comprehensive list of links on a page.
Maintaining an accessible site is an ongoing process and we are continually working
to offer a user friendly experience. However, if you have any problems using this
web site please let us know so that we can make every effort to resolve them. Please
send an email with the subject 'accessibility'. It would be helpful to include the
web address of any pages where you have experienced difficulties.
For further information on website accessibility, go to the following websites: