The Parole Board of Canada's accessibility plan recognizes barriers affecting victims, applicants, staff and decision makers. Making the process accessible means measuring whether people can understand and participate, not merely whether forms exist.
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The Parole Board of Canada's accessibility plan recognizes barriers affecting victims, applicants, staff and decision makers. Making the process accessible means measuring whether people can understand and participate, not merely whether forms exist.
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