This page provides information about the accessibility of our website.
We are committed to the principle of accessibility: that our service should be available to everyone, at the same level, and on equal terms. To this end, we are working to improve our web site, to increase its ease of use by everyone, including people with disabilities.
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This website has been validated by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and conforms to the XHTML1.1 specification. This means that the website has been built professionally and to a set of strict standards and guidelines.