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Code · Illinois · Chapter 30 — FINANCE · Act 587

Sec. 5. Findings; policy.

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Sec. 5. Findings; policy.
(a)The Legislature finds that:
(1)The advent of the information age throughout the United States and around the world
has resulted in dramatic increases in the importance of information technology in employment, education, and the receipt of services.
(2)While information technology is increasingly being used as a means of providing
information, communications, and services, the State is not consistently or cost-effectively ensuring that these technologies are accessible to individuals with disabilities.
(3)The lack of accessible information technology can prevent individuals with
disabilities from participating on equal terms in crucial areas of life, such as education and employment.
(4)Techniques and products exist that can ensure that information technology can be
made accessible to individuals with disabilities in consistent and cost-effective manners.
(5)By proactively addressing accessibility in its information technology development
and procurement processes, the State can cost-effectively ensure that its information technology will be accessible to individuals with disabilities.
(b)It is the policy of the State of Illinois that information technology developed, purchased, or provided by the State is accessible to individuals with disabilities.
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