The Government and Accessibility
summary
Italian government officials give institutional remarks on disability and public administration accessibility, including Ministers Alessandra Locatelli and Paolo Zangrillo and Undersecretary Alessio Butti. Antonio Palmieri (Fondazione Pensiero Solido) outlines the government’s role in advancing accessibility in Italy, reviewing the 20-year evolution since the 2004 Stanca Law and how it led to the current situation.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 1:01Speaker introduction
- 2:05Law 4/2004 history
- 4:11Minister Locatelli greeting
- 7:06Minister Zangrillo greeting
- 16:23Institutional greetings summary
- 21:4920 years of Stanca Law discussion
- 30:48Q&A
- 31:54Accessibility Act vs Stanca Law
- 33:41Employers' associations role
- 35:27Next accessibility steps
- 36:33Call to startups
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