Accessibility Legislation definition

Accessibility Legislation means Ontario’s Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, and its’ regulations, standards and policy directives that are implemented by the Province of Ontario in support of this legislation.
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Accessibility Legislation means Ontario’s AODA, and all regulations, standards and policy directives that are enacted by the Province of Ontario.
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Examples of Accessibility Legislation in a sentence

  • The Minister’s Advisory Panel on Accessibility Legislation held public consultation sessions in 2015 for response to the Invitation for Input on Accessibility Legislation.

  • Engagement opportunities include the Nova Scotia Joint Community‐Government Advisory Committee on Transforming the Services to Persons with Disabilities Program, the Nova Scotia Persons with Disabilities Employability Table, consultations about the new Labour Market Agreements, annual Ability Starts Here Symposiums, the Minister’s Advisory Panel on Accessibility Legislation, meetings with the Ability Employers Association, and the DIRECTIONS Council Spring and Fall Conferences.

  • Immediately following the Ability Starts Here Symposium, the Minister’s Advisory Panel on Accessibility Legislation held a public consultation session to hear feedback to the Invitation for Input on Accessibility Legislation.