Minimum Access Standards for Administrative Agencies (2019)

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These Minimum Access Standards set out what California's administrative agencies should do so that everyone who receives their services, or has a dispute decided by them, is served effectively and efficiently.

They cover timely information online and through staffed self-help, disability access under the ADA and state law, and other basic practices that promote equal access to justice.

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