Accessibility

We are committed to making our information and services available to everyone, regardless of disability or technology.

If you have any problems using the website or accessing the documents on it, please contact us.

We regularly review our content and functionality to improve accessibility. We welcome feedback and act on it where possible.

Accessibility standards

We launched our new website on 9 May 2025.

We completed testing against specifications of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Version 2.2, Level AA.

• We implemented the Website Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Methodology (WCAG-EM) 1.0 to complete this assessment
• We’ve tested our website with users who natively use assistive technology.

Accessibility features

Content

• We write all our content in plain language.
• We display all content in a way that makes it easy to read and scan.
• We use a consistent and logical heading structure.

Navigation

• For keyboard or switch device users, we include skip links to bypass repetitive content.
• The navigation order is logical, both visually and programmatically.
• There are multiple ways to browse our content, such as:
  • using the navigation menu
  • using the search bar
  • using the site map.

For low vision

• We design all our graphics and icons to meet colour contrast requirements.
• We include alt text on all meaningful images.
• The website is compatible at 400% zoom in a web browser.

Screen readers

We’ve completed our testing with:

• Google Chrome using JAWS and NVDA
• Firefox using JAWS and NVDA
• Edge using JAWS
• Safari using VoiceOver.

We recommend using Chrome for best digital accessibility performance.