Website Accessibility Statement

Last reviewed: 23 July 2026Owner: Legal and compliance owner

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Document control
Owner, approval status, effective date, review date, version and superseded-document history are managed by Fixpert Solutions.

Commitment

The website should support keyboard access, visible focus, labels, usable contrast, meaningful headings and accessible error handling.

Accessibility features

Shared components include skip links, semantic landmarks, form labels, responsive layouts and reduced dependence on image-only information.

Known limitations

Accessibility reviews should identify unresolved content, third-party map, document or media accessibility issues.

Feedback and assistance

Visitors can report an accessibility problem or request information through an alternative contact channel.

Review process

Accessibility testing should be included in component, content and release quality assurance.

Related policies and actions

Continue to the relevant policy or request process.

Legal documents link to operational workflows instead of existing only as footer text.

Accessibility process

Report a barrier with the page, device and task you were trying to complete.

Accessible service information should work with keyboard navigation, readable contrast, meaningful headings, form labels, text alternatives and predictable focus. The website is tested as a system, but real users may still encounter barriers.

A useful accessibility report includes the page address, browser or device, assistive technology if relevant, the step that failed and the information or action you needed. An alternative contact route should be offered while the issue is reviewed.

Accessibility Statement