Using the website
The pages use structured headings, descriptive links, labelled form fields and layouts designed to reflow on smaller screens. Browsers can be used to enlarge text and pages. Keyboard users should be able to move between links, menu controls and form fields.
Alternative ways to access information
If you have difficulty using a page or form, tell us which information you need and the format that would help. Include the page address, device or browser if known, and a description of the problem.
Reporting a problem
Use the contact form and mark the message “Accessibility”. If the form itself is the problem, you can ask another person to make the initial enquiry on your behalf without including unnecessary personal information.
Ongoing improvements
Accessibility is reviewed as the site develops. This page is an explanation of the approach rather than a claim of independent certification or complete conformance. Third-party websites linked from these pages have their own controls and accessibility arrangements.