§ 207 — Interpretation: what is an accessible format

207.—(1) A format is an “accessible format” if it is —(a)

any format that is accessible to persons with print disabilities, including —(i)

a large print version;

(ii)

an electronic book;

(iii)

a sound recording; and

(iv)

the format known as Digital Accessible Information System (DAISY); or

(b)

any format that is specifically designed to meet the needs of persons with print disabilities, including —(i)

a Braille version; and

(ii)

a photographic version.

(2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b)(ii), a thing is in photographic version if it is produced as a film‑strip, or a series of separate transparencies, designed to meet the needs of persons with print disabilities.

—(1) A format is an “accessible format” if it is —(a)

any format that is accessible to persons with print disabilities, including —(i)

a large print version;

(ii)

an electronic book;

(iii)

a sound recording; and

(iv)

the format known as Digital Accessible Information System (DAISY); or

(b)

any format that is specifically designed to meet the needs of persons with print disabilities, including —(i)

a Braille version; and

(ii)

a photographic version.

(2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b)(ii), a thing is in photographic version if it is produced as a film‑strip, or a series of separate transparencies, designed to meet the needs of persons with print disabilities.