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We have outlined the key points to the Disability Discrimination Act Part III below, to help you. However, if you still have any further questions or would like TransMedia Link to find you the right solution then please do not hesitate to contact a member of our Sales Team either through the website or on the following telephone number:
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DDA Act 1995 Part III
Key Points:

Shops, businesses and organisations which deal with the public are under a duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people.
This means policies, practices and procedures which might discriminate have to change; provide auxiliary aids and services; and where there is a physical barrier to access, provide services by a reasonable alternative means.
© Crown Copyright 1995-2001.
Regarding the printed word, this must be easily accessible to disabled people. In order to achieve this, a wide variety of documents must be made available in the alternative formats such as large print, Braille, Audio Cassette and/or CD. TransMedia Link is the UK's leading commercial supplier of Transcription services. We can transcribe any printed item into any of the above formats.

The Code of practice - Rights of access: goods, facilities, services and premises is available at: www.disability.gov.uk
The final stage for implementing Part 3 happened in 2004 when service providers had to change, or provide means of avoiding, physical features which prevent disabled people from using a service.

Link to the following site for the full Disability Discrimination Act and helpful advice;
www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts1995/1995050.htm