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Improving disability equality in the communications sector

Tell us what you think of Ofcom’s priorities for the next three years

Ofcom is the regulator for the UK communications industries, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services.

Our role includes ensuring equal access to communications technology for disabled people. We also enforce rules about the portrayal of disabled people on television and radio.

We are currently developing a Disability Equality Scheme and would like as many disabled people as possible to give us their views.

Ofcom is formally advised by its independent Advisory Committee for Older and Disabled People (ACOD). Working with ACOD we have drafted what we think are the seven priorities to improve disability equality in the communications sector from 2007 to 2010. The priorities are:

Please help us by giving us your views on:

We would welcome your input and are happy to engage with you or your organisation in the following ways:

You can send your thoughts to or get in touch with Ofcom by contacting Ofcom’s Equalities and Diversity Manager Moira Ugoji on 020 7981 3977 or 020 7981 3043 (text phone), at diversity@ofcom.org.uk or by post to:

Ofcom
Riverside House
2a Southwark Bridge Road
London
SE1 9HA

The deadline for responses is Friday 19 October 2006.


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