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IT:AD:New Zealand Web Usability Standard

Summary

NZ Government Procurement Principles and Rules dictate the applicability of this standard.

In addition:

*“In 2003, Cabinet directed all Public Service departments and Non-Public Service departments in the State Services to implement the New Zealand Government Web Standards (then called the Web Guidelines) [CAB Min (03) 41/2B]. … Cabinet also agreed that the Web Standards could be updated regularly to reflect changing technology.”

Notes

Applicability (from NZ Government Procurement Principles and Rules):

“If a Public Service department, New Zealand Police or New Zealand Defence Force outsources web development work, it must include, in its Notice of Procurement, a pre-condition for the work to comply with the mandatory requirements in the latest version of the New Zealand Government web standards.”

Applicability (from NZ Web Usability Standard):

“Publicly available” means a website or web page that is produced or maintained, in part or in whole, by the New Zealand Government organisation to which this Standard applies; and, can be accessed by individuals who are not employed by a New Zealand Government Public Service department or Non-Public Service department in the State Services.

This includes a website or web page behind a login authentication mechanism that controls access by users outside the responsible New Zealand Government organisation.

“The Website must conform to this Standard from 01 August 2014.”

Requirements

The following should be converted to IT:AD:OCRRA notation before use.

Resources