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Regulator issues mandatory compliance guidelines implementing digital accessibility under disability law for all regulated entities, requiring submission of digital platform inventories (by Sept 30, 2025), appointment of IAAP-certified accessibility auditors (by Dec 14, 2025), initial accessibility audits (by Apr 30, 2026), remediation and final audit reports (by July 31, 2026), and annual audits thereafter. Specified reporting authorities and departmental recipients are listed; submissions must follow prescribed email formats and consolidated reporting rules for multiple platforms. The circular invokes statutory market-regulation powers and prescribes timelines, audit scope, remediation, evidence requirements and standardized file naming for compliance filings.
Regulator issues mandatory compliance guidelines implementing digital accessibility under disability law for all regulated entities, requiring submission of digital platform inventories (by Sept 30, 2025), appointment of IAAP-certified accessibility auditors (by Dec 14, 2025), initial accessibility audits (by Apr 30, 2026), remediation and final audit reports (by July 31, 2026), and annual audits thereafter. Specified reporting authorities and departmental recipients are listed; submissions must follow prescribed email formats and consolidated reporting rules for multiple platforms. The circular invokes statutory market-regulation powers and prescribes timelines, audit scope, remediation, evidence requirements and standardized file naming for compliance filings.
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