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Accessibility

Everyday questions about sensory, physical and informational access, considered with disabled people’s autonomy in view.

Voting openCASE 013 · Accessibility

Should busy public-facing services offer a regular low-sensory hour?

Lighting, music, announcements and queues can make an ordinary errand inaccessible. Would one predictable quieter hour widen access without making the rest of the week less welcoming?

Australia and Singapore, with wider accessibility relevance · A scheduled option alongside ordinary service, designed with disabled people rather than imposed as a universal atmosphere.

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Voting openCASE 020 · Accessibility

Should public events publish an accessibility guide before booking?

People often need to know about routes, toilets, seating, sound, lighting and support before committing to an event. Should a plain access guide be as normal as the date and ticket price?

International events, with detailed Australian guidance · The guide should describe verified facts and limitations, be available in accessible formats and offer a human contact route.

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