Accessibility
We want this site to be usable when attention, time or access needs are already stretched.
We design for clear structure, keyboard use, readable contrast, responsive layouts and plain language.
Our current approach
- semantic headings and landmark regions
- a skip-to-content link for keyboard users
- visible keyboard focus states
- responsive layouts that do not hide core navigation on small screens
- decorative logo images kept out of screen-reader noise
- plain-language explanations and jurisdiction labels
- print-friendly article styling
Accessibility target
We aim to align the site with WCAG 2.2 AA principles. This is an ongoing target rather than a claim of third-party certification.
Report a problem
If a page, form or navigation element is difficult to use, please tell us through the contact page and include the URL and the issue you encountered.