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Accessibility

This site aims to support the 'Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0'.

Metadata

This site supports the Australian Government Locator Service (AGLS) metadata standard. The AGLS standard is based upon the leading international online resource discovery metadata standard, the Dublin Core standard.

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• alter any of the web-site's contents; or
• frame or reformat the files, pages, images, information and materials from this web site on any other web site.

The Federal Circuit Court of Australia reserves the right to prevent linking by giving notice.

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Translating and Interpreting Services

The Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, provides a Translating and Interpreting Service for non-English speakers and for English speakers needing to communicate with them. The Translating and Interpreting Service has offices in each State and Territory and is available to any person or organisation in Australia requiring interpreting or translating services. The service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and is accessible from anywhere in Australia for the cost of a local call.

Translating this web site

Google provides a facility for translating web pages. Click here for more information and to use the Google facility.

Note: Translating languages is a very complex task, automated translation services to allow you to grasp the general intent of the original, not to produce a polished translation. Also you cannot get a good idea of the quality of a translation by translating the translated text. The more translations a piece of text goes through, the further the resulting words will be from the original.

If you wish to use the Chinese, Japanese or Korean translation options you will need to have the characters for these languages installed on your computer. You can get these characters from the Microsoft web site. see: http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/

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