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STANDARDS AUSTRALIA/STANDARDS NEW ZEALAND

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Part 4.1: Tactile indicators SECTION 1 SCOPE AND APPLICATION 1.1 SCOPE This Standard sets out requirements for new building work, for the design and application of tactile indicators, to ensure safe and dignified mobility of people who are blind or vision impaired. 1.2 APPLICATION 1.2.1 General

Appendix 1 - Definitions of mental health and mental illness

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They can be visual (seeing things that aren't there), auditory (hearing), olfactory (smell), tactile (feeling sensations on your skin that aren't really there, such as insects crawling on you), or taste.

Content Details Comments - Parliament of Australia

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Part 4.1: Tactile indicators The Access Code requires tactile ground surface indicators (TGSIs) to be provided to warn people who are blind or vision impaired of potential hazards such as a change in level or overhead obstructions.

Disability (Access to Premises - Buildings) - Parliament of Australia

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This clause relates to the provision of tactile ground surface indicators to buildings required to be accessible. The clause appears to exempt fire isolated stairways and

STANDARDS AUSTRALIA Committee ME-064—Access for People with ...

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Tactile ground surface indicator (TGSI) Truncated cones and or bars installed on the ground or floor surface designed to provide pedestrians who are blind or vision-impaired with warning or directional orientation

Chapter 3 – Parliament of Australia

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Some improvements in technology for the able community, such as touchscreens, can actually mean less accessibility for disabled community. Touchscreen technology is inaccessible to people who are blind or vision impaired as it is not tactile, and any voice over functions cause privacy and security issues for those with disability.

Concessions, exemptions and exceptions - Parliament of Australia

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Braille and tactile signage, unisex accessible toilet amenities and ambulant toilet amenities on floors other than the entrance level. All of these elements are vital to supporting the safe access and

Appendix 5 - State Government funding eligibility criteria

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Student requires additional information from alternative means of communication and/or the use of other senses (e.g. tactile) or aids AND Student requires a program beyond that solely for deaf/hearing impaired or blind/low vision.

Chapter 3 – Parliament of Australia

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These include specifications for width and clearance heights, gradient, surface finish, kerb heights and tactile indicators at crossings.

ICT Strategic Plan 2013 - 2018 – Parliament of Australia

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These include web based virtual tours, greater use of tactile technology, mobile applications to provide information on items of interest and assist in describing tours around parliament, robot technology and make parliament electronically accessible to people who are unable to visit in person.

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