FAQs - Disability Access and Inclusion Plan

The purpose of a DAIP is to ensure that people with disability can access all information, services and facilities provided by Local Government Authorities (LGA’s) in WA and be included in the community.

The Shire plays a vital role in the lives of people with disability and people in the community because of their broad mandate. LGA’s are multi-functional, with extensive responsibilities and activities across property, community and human services, with the capacity to make an impact at a local level.

Disability Services Act 1993 (amended 2004). 

Schedule 3 of the Disability Services Regulations, 2013 states the seven desired outcomes of a DAIP: 

1. Services and events
2. Buildings and other facilities
3. Information
4. Same level and quality of service
5. Complaint mechanisms
6. Consultations
7. Employment

If you need assistance completing the survey, or providing feedback in any way, you can contact the Shire on 9526 1111 and ask for a member of the Community Development team. We can provide you with a hard copy of the survey to complete, or we can complete the survey with you over the phone.

Feedback provided will help inform the development of the Shire’s DAIP 2023 – 2028.