Accessibility

Public authorities are obliged to make websites and mobile applications accessible in accordance with Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council. The following accessibility statement documents the implementation status of this website in accordance with the applicable legislation.

Compliance status

Methodology:	Self-Evaluation
Creation Date	5. February 2025
Last revision:	5. February 2025

Known accessibility issues

Listing and explanation of the problems with the implementation of the accessibility of this website.

Content that is not accessible to people with disabilities

• PDF documents could not yet be converted to an accessible format.
• Some documents have been provided by third parties. These documents are not available in an accessible version.
• Embedded videos currently have no subtitles or transcription available.
• Currently there is no textual description for directions describing maps or maps.
• Graphics or images contained in the pages are currently not completely supplemented by text descriptions.
• When using multilingual content on a page, sometimes the languages ​​are not correctly marked in HTML.

Help and contact in case of problems

You can report deficiencies in compliance with accessibility requirements or request accessible information that does not need to be presented in an accessible manner.

Contact Person

Contact form

Name (required)

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Email (required)

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Message (required)

Describe the accessibility barrier or your request as specifically as possible.

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Enter the result as a number.

Enforcement procedures

If a request via the contact option remains wholly or partially unanswered within six weeks, the competent supervisory authority shall examine, at the request of the user, whether measures are necessary in the context of monitoring vis-à-vis the obligated party.

Contact information of the enforcement oversight body: