Accessibility statement
OZJF should treat accessibility as an operating standard, not a decorative line in the footer. This statement describes the intended target and the current reporting path, but it should not be read as a certification that every page already meets that target.
Accessibility target
The working target for the public site is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That is the benchmark OZJF should use when reviewing navigation, color contrast, keyboard access, focus visibility, headings, form labels, and language-direction handling across left-to-right and right-to-left pages.
Current state
The site already includes multilingual routing, visible structure, and labeled form controls, but OZJF has not yet published a full public conformance audit or defect log. This page should therefore be read as an active accessibility commitment, not as proof that every issue has already been resolved.
Reporting an issue
Visitors who encounter an accessibility barrier should use the contact form and describe the page, browser, assistive technology if relevant, and the problem encountered. The W3C accessibility statement guidance is a useful public reference for how such statements are structured.