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Click here to download in MS Word format the Wynne Government’s January 29, 2016 draft regulation to amend the 2007 Customer Service Accessibility Standard and the 2011 Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation

Download and read the January 29, 2016 posted draft regulation Accessibility Intergrated St reg consultation 2 Eng FINAL

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