Welcome to your Admit All: Accessibility Standards Assessment - Gold
  • Welcome to your Admit All: Accessibility Standards Assessment - Gold

    You will be required to answer questions and upload evidence of your actions that meet the Gold Accessibly Standards. The assessment follows each of the three pillars relevant to all tiers: online, workforce/organisational and onsite. If you are yet to complete an action and do not have evidence, you can leave that question unanswered for the moment and come back to it when you do have evidence. You do not need to complete the form in one go. You can return to it and keep working before you submit. Your form will be reviewed by our team and you will be contacted with the outcome of your assessment. If you meet the requirements for this tier, you will be sent the form to complete the next tier. Good luck and we look forward to seeing what your venue or festival has achieved!
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  • GENERAL

  • ONLINE

    Making digital communication with d/Deaf and disabled audiences more accessible, usable and inclusive
  • 1.5 ACCESS INFORMATION

    Phone contact details provided for enquiries
  • 1.6 ACCESS INFORMATION

    A virtual tour of the venue is available
  • 1.7 ACCESS INFORMATION

    Alternative formats of information are available or can be provided on request (e.g. Pdf download, word document, Easy English, Large Print, Auslan videos)
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  • 2.8 WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA

    Website has had an accessibility audit/review completed within the last three years
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  • 2.9 WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA

    Live streaming or On Demand streaming is available for some events
  • 3.3 TICKETING

    Ticketing platform used is accessible to screen reader users
  • 3.4 TICKETING

    Enquires or booking tickets can be done through a range of communication channels (such as in person, on the phone, online)
  • WORKFORCE/ORGANISATIONAL

    Considering access holistically across your organisation so you create a welcoming environment for everyone (artists, audiences and workforce).
  • 4.3 TRAINING

    FOH staff and/or volunteers are trained or briefed on accessibility before an event
  • 5.5 STAFFING, CONTRACTORS AND VOLUNTEERS

    An Access Liaison role exists for events, where relevant
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  • 5.6 STAFFING, CONTRACTORS AND VOLUNTEERS

    The Board and/or staff includes some d/Deaf and disabled representation
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  • 6.3 POLICIES & PROCEDURES

    Do you have a Disability Inclusion Action Plan (or Access Plan, DEIP, DAP, IAP etc)?
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  • 6.4 POLICIES & PROCEDURES

    Organisation utilises an internal and/or external access advisory group and/or other consultation processes with people with disability
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  • 7.3 BUDGET

    Organisation has a long-term budget/plan for access upgrades (ie. building works etc)
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  • ONSITE

    Improving your built environment by removing any barriers, both front and back of house.
  • 8.3 ACCESS SERVICES & PROGRAMMING

    Access services are provided for some events (this could include Auslan interpreted, captioned or Audio Described events)
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  • 8.4 ACCESS SERVICES & PROGRAMMING

    A quiet space/chill-out area is available (either permanent or temporary)
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  • 8.5 ACCESS SERVICES & PROGRAMMING

    Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme is promoted and recognised
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  • 8.6 ACCESS SERVICES & PROGRAMMING

    d/Deaf and disabled artists have been programmed within the last two years
  • 9.7 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Accessible toilets are available on-site
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  • 9.8 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Location of nearest Adult change facility published on website and known by staff
  • 9.9 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Wheelchairs or scooters are available for loan
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  • 9.10 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Wheelchair and scooter charging stations are available
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  • 9.11 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Accessible shuttle services/transport are available, where needed
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  • 9.12 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Assistive listening technology is installed 
  • 9.13 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Accessible camping options are available, where applicable
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  • 9.14 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Box office has a lowered counter height and/or staff have been trained to come round the front to assist patrons
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  • 9.15 FRONT OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Low or soft stage lighting is available to performers
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  • 10.5 ACCESSIBLE SEATING

    Accessible viewing platforms are installed, where required
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  • 11.3 FOOD & BEVERAGE

    Part of the bar has a lowered height and/or staff have been trained to come round the front to assist patrons
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  • 11.4 FOOD & BEVERAGE

    Sensory-friendly food options are available or people are allowed to bring their own food in 
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  • 12.5 SIGNAGE, WAYFINDING & NAVIGATION

    Staff or volunteers are rostered onto events to assist with wayfinding
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  • 12.6 SIGNAGE, WAYFINDING & NAVIGATION

    Access familiarisation tours are available prior to major events, where relevant
  • 13.4 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    Ramps have appropriate gradients of 1:14 to 1:20
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  • 13.5 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    All ramps and stairs have handrails available
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  • 13.6 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    Shelter and shade are available for outdoor spaces
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  • 13.7 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    Emergency procedures reference considerations for d/Deaf and disabled people (PEEPs, refuge locations etc)
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  • 13.8 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    A premises accessibility audit has been undertaken within the last four years
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  • 13.9 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    All doors are wide enough to allow wheelchair access (850mm)
  • 13.10 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    If your space has a lift, it provides adequate circulation space for a wheelchair use, has lift buttons at appropriate height which include Braille, and uses aural and visual cues to indicate floor levels
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  • 13.11 BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE

    There is step-free access available onto the stage
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  • 14.3 BACK OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Green Room is step-free/wheelchair accessible
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  • 14.4 BACK OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    At least one Dressing Room space is equipped with grab bars, seating options, lighting-adjustment, adjustable mirrors, adjustable clothing racks, where applicable
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  • 14.5 BACK OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Lighting is adjustable in backstage and back of house areas
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  • 14.6 BACK OF HOUSE FACILITIES

    Equipment backstage is at an accessible height and within reach (eg. lighting/sound controls/knee clearance)
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