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Accessibility Consultative Committee
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Under the National Disability Inclusion Strategy (2017-2022) each government department is required to have a consultative committee to oversee and monitor the National Disability Inclusion Strategy.
The Department of Transport's consultative committee was called the Accessibility Consultative Committee.
Membership of the Accessibility Consultative Committee was drawn from organisations representing people with disabilities, members of the Disability Stakeholders Group, key agencies under the aegis of the Department, as well as other relevant State agencies.
The Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY) has begun work on designing the successor strategy to the NDIS.
Here you can view the Accessibility Consultative Committee - Terms of Reference .
Below are the Presentations given at the ACC since 2018:
James Casserly (Disability Advocate) Presentation June 2022
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NTA presentation on Zebra Crossings Pilot Scheme - Progress Report
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City and County Management Association Presentation
1 December 2021
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Sustainable Mobility Policy Presentation
September 2021
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Transport Infrastructure Ireland presentation on MetroLink
September 2021
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COVID-19 Public Health Civil Emergency – Implementation of the DCC Covid Mobility Plan
March 2021
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TII Presentation on Motorway Service Areas and Accessibility provisions
January 2020
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Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR)
September 2019
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Transport Infrastructure Ireland's Presentation to the ACC
June 2019
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Transport for all - Dublin Bus Presentation to ACC
March 2019
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