Queensland Legislative Assembly is dedicated to supporting all customers. We take our responsibility for making accessible web content seriously. Queensland Legislative Assembly is committed to developing web content that promotes accessibility for people with disabilities and meet current accessibility standards, including those defined by the Disibility Discrimination Act 1992 and the w3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. If you have problems accessing this site or require a page to be in a more accessible format please email us at : webmaster@parliament.qld.gov.au

Queensland Legislative Assembly provides navigation accessible through the following access keys.

• M: Historical Information
• U: Education
• I: Visitors
• P: Publications
• L: Legislative Assembly
• C: Committees
• 0: Skip to main content;
• 1: Home;
• 2: Sitemap;
• 3: Useful Links;
• 4: Contact Us;
• 5: Job Opportunities;
• 6: Chamber Audio;
• 7: Search - Go Button;
• 8: Submit Form;
• 9: Clear Form;

PC / Windows: 'alt + the access key number' brings focus to the element. If a link, 'enter' will take the user to the linked destination.

Macintosh: 'control + the access key number' highlights the link, with 'return' taking the user to the destination page.

PDF Accessibility

Facilities for converting Adobe PDF files to HTML or text formats are available at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/access_adv_form.html

Alternatively you can mail the URL (web address) of the PDF in the body of an email message to pdf2txt@adobe.com (for plain text) or to pdf2html@adobe.com (for HTML). The convertor will mail back the translation of the PDF file. You can submit multiple URLs in a single e-mail.

For information about Adobe Acrobat with search and accessibility visit the Acrobat accessiblity page.

Adobe Reader download page - Quick links to the latest versions of Adobe® Reader® software.

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