Accessibility statement

We apply the principles of the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and build accessibility in from the start.

What we have done

• Correct semantic structure: ordered headings, landmarks and lists.
• Full keyboard navigation and a skip link.
• Alternative text for images and decorative elements hidden from screen readers.
• Colour contrast meeting WCAG 2.1 level AA.
• Support for screen readers and both RTL and LTR directions.
• Respect for the system's reduced-motion setting.
• Three languages with the correct language attribute on each page.

Current limitations

Some images are placeholders and some official documents are not yet available in easy-read format.

Sign language and support

Support or sign-language interpretation can be requested for your visit; please let us know in advance.

Report a barrier

If you encounter a difficulty, contact us via the Contact page and we will address it promptly.