Accessibility Statement Writer and Complaint Route Checker
Draft an accessibility statement that is honest and gives users a way to ask for help.
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Help me write an accessibility statement. The organisation and site: [ORGANISATION_AND_SITE]. The standard we aim to meet and any testing done: [STANDARD_AND_TESTING]. Known issues and planned fixes with dates: [KNOWN_ISSUES]. Contact methods for requests: [CONTACT_METHODS]. Draft a statement in plain language that says what we are committed to, what we have tested and how, what we know does not work yet (with dates for fixes), how to ask for information in another format, how to report a problem, how quickly we respond, and what to do if unhappy with our response. Include date of preparation and review. Provide a checklist to verify the statement is accurate (testing evidence, dates, contact works, response time realistic), and a short internal procedure for handling accessibility requests, with a log template. Do not claim compliance that has not been verified. Mark legal requirements for statements as [VERIFY] with a specialist. Add a short sample statement of about 120 words with placeholders for the date of the last test, the known issues and the fix dates, and a response-time commitment such as five working days that I must be able to meet. Include an internal log of requests with outcome and date closed.
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