DoT is committed to providing services to the diverse Western Australian community, including people with disability in a fair and non-discriminatory manner. The Department continually strives to provide all Western Australians with improved access to services that best meets their needs.

DoT's commitment is demonstrated in its Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) which identifies a number of key strategies in addressing the needs of people with disability.

The DAIP is reviewed every five years and progress is reported by 30 June each year to the Department of Communities.

DoT has an internal Access and Inclusion Committee which monitors the implementation of the plan.

We value your comments on our DAIP and have included a feedback form as an appendix to the plan.

	Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (2017-2022)	Kb
	Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (2017-2022) (text only version)	Kb

The Department of Communities Disability Services team website, provides resources for State Government Contractors and Contract Managers. These resources explain the reporting requirements for State Government contractors under the Disability Services Act 1993.

	Department of Communities: Disability Services

Department of Transport (DoT) is committed to ensuring our workplaces, information and services (including employment) are inclusive and accessible to all Western Australians.

Our internal Access and Inclusion Committee identifies opportunities and develops strategies to overcome access and inclusion barriers and oversees the development, implementation and review of our Reconciliation Action Plan, Disability Access and Inclusion Plan, Multicultural Plan and Workforce Diversity and Inclusion Plan.

Committee meets three times a year and following committee meetings we will be updating you on the latest access and inclusion news and information.

	Access and Inclusion Committee Communiqué: April 2022	Kb