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Australian policy and legislation
Government issues audio description trial correction
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The original report stated that the 13-week trial proposed for the second half of 2011 would involve the broadcast of 14 hours of programs with audio description per day. The statement explains that this this was a misprint, and should have been “14 hours per week”.
A copy of the corrected report is available on the DBCDE website.
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Convergence Review
In December 2010, the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, the Hon Senator Stephen Conroy, officially launched the Convergence Review.
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iVote to enable blind and vision impaired people to cast secret vote online
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Passed in Parliament in November 2010, the iVote website has been designed to be accessible to people who are blind and vision impaired, allowing them to independently cast a secret vote. The accessibility features of the iVote website include ARIA landmarks, clearly labelled form elements, easy page navigation and meaningful links.
Voters are eligible to use iVote if:
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