- From: Sylvie Duchateau <sylvie.duchateau@snv.jussieu.fr>
- Date: Fri, 09 Apr 2004 15:18:33 +0200
- To: "Roberto Castaldo" <r.castaldo@iol.it>
- Cc: wai-eo-editors@w3.org, shawn@w3.org
Hello Roberto, Thank you for your response. I agree with you, we cannot give a broken link. nevertheless, could you give me the English translation of the title of the law, Other question: what is the responsible ministry for Italian policy on that topic? Thank you for your help and have happy easter too! Regards Sylvie A 13:01 09/04/2004, vous avez écrit : >Hi Sylvie, > >Thanks for your answer, but I cannot give you any other good link for the >english version; I've tried again tho one a sent you, but it was still not >working; so I think it's better not to include a broken link. > >And that's the only one I've found; anyway, I'll be checking again next days >and next weeks, adn I'll keep you informed about it. > >Let me wish you a wonderful Easter, to spend with your beloved ones :-) > >My best regards, > >Roberto Castaldo >----------------------------------- >Coordinatore www.Webaccessibile.Org >W3C WAI WCAG ed E&O WGs Member >rcastaldo@webaccessibile.org >Cell 348 3700161 >Icq 178709294 >----------------------------------- > > >-----Messaggio originale----- >Da: Sylvie Duchateau [mailto:sylvie.duchateau@snv.jussieu.fr] >Inviato: giovedì 8 aprile 2004 9.42 >A: Roberto Castaldo >Cc: wai-eo-editors@w3.org; shawn@w3.org >Oggetto: Re: New italian accessibility law: additions to policies page > >Hello Roberto, > >thank you for sending the information to us. > >I am preparing the update of italian policy section so that Shawn can post >it on the policy page: >http://www.w3.org/WAI/Policy/ > >I am sorry that we replied so late to your message. > >I have a question concerning the translation of the law text. > >We would like to provide a link to the English translation. But in your >first e-mail from March 31, you sent following link: >http://www.pubbliaccesso.it/biblioteca/normative/law_20040109_n4.htm > >In a following e-mail you wrote that the link was not working very well and >you sent the whole English translation. > >To which document in English can we then point? > >What is the English translation of the law title? > >Thank you for the information. > >Regards > >Sylvie >A 18:31 16/03/2004, Roberto Castaldo a écrit : > >Hi folks, > > > >In december 2003 a new lwa has been approved in Italy about Web > >accessibility. Two weeks ago has started the work to create the > >implementing rules to make it really work; me and Roberto Scano are > >involved in the government groups that will do that job. > > > >So, this is the time to add some new information to the W3C policies > >page; I've read the http://www.w3.org/WAI/Policy/updates.html rules on > >submitting updates, so I'm writing those notes to you; i think they're >clear enough... > >If not, please let me know. > > > >------------ > ><h2><a name="Italy">Italy</a></h2> > > > ><div class="bodymargin1"> > ><p>Legislation: <a > >href="http://www.camera.it/parlam/leggi/04004l.htm"><span > >lang="IT">[Italian] Legge Stanca - "Disposizioni per favorire l'accesso > >dei soggetti disabili agli strumenti informatici"</span></a>, jan > >2004</p> > > > ><p>Jurisdiction: -</p> > > > ><p class="prelist">Relevant documents:</p> <ul class="notop"> > > <li class="spacing">Directive of the Government of Italy regarding Web > > Accessibility [formerly at > >http://www.governo.it/sez_dossier/linee_web/direttiva.html] </li> </ul> > > > ><p class="prelist">Additional information:</p> <ul class="notop"> > > <li class="spacing"><a > > > >href="http://www.senato.it/leg/14/Bgt/Schede/Ddliter/18816.htm">[Italian] > > <span lang="it">Atto Camera 3486: Norme per il diritto di accesso ai > > servizi e alle risorse telematiche pubbliche e di pubblica utilita' da > > parte dei cittadini diversamente abili</span></a> (Chamber of Deputy >Act > > nr. 3486: Norms for the right to access to the services and the >resource > > of public administrations and public utilities for people with > > disabilities)</li> > ></ul> > ></div> > >------------ > > > >Here are the most interesting points of the new italian law: > > > >- The law is applied to public administrations, public and > >telecommunication services with state partecipation web sites > > > >- In a time of 90 days, implementing regulations will be developed and > >published, under the control of many associations (people with > >disabilities associations, web developers association - IWA/HWG). These > >rules will be based on the European Union accessibility guidelines; > >these guidelines enforce all states to adopt WCAG 1.0 AA guidelines. > >So, this law is based upon WCAG 1.0 :-) > > > >- A control commission is going to be created (90 days max); this > >commission will apply the guidelines on the public administration web > >sites, and also on those private ones whose managers who will ask for its >"opinion" > > > >- Should any organization involved in this law not apply the rules, all > >the contracts which do not contemplate web accessibility as a > >structural requirement will be considerated as not existent, they will > >be simply cancelled, and the manager will be considered fully > >responsable for the damage occurred to his organization. > > > >- Moreover, the law will need the creation of groups of testers (teams > >of web professionals and people with disabilities from various > >enterprises and organizations); those groups will control all the > >public administration and government web sites accessibility and > >usability (we're going to develop the guidelins about it), and there > >will be two levels of control: instrumental and human (we will find out > >later the software tools the control teams will use for instrumental >check). > > > > > >Thank you for your attention, > > > >My best regards > > > >Roberto Castaldo > >----------------------------------- > >www.Webaccessibile.Org Coordinator > >IWA/HWG Member > >rcastaldo@webaccessibile.org > >r.castaldo@iol.it > >Cell 348 3700161 > >Icq 178709294 > >----------------------------------- > >
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