StatusOngoing
Opened24 Apr 2026
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Prohibit all NHS bodies from purchasing or using accessibility overlays, toolbars, plugins or widgets. The Government should instead mandate that all NHS digital infrastructure meets WCAG 2.2 AA standards natively, ensuring full compatibility with users' own assistive technologies.
Accessibility overlays, toolbars and plugins often hinder disabled users by interfering with assistive technology. The NHS Service Manual advises against these "widgets," as they fail the 2018 Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations. We want a ban on spending any NHS funds on these products in favour of natively accessible code.
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1Charlotte Cane MP
Ely and East Cambridgeshire2Rosie Duffield MP
Canterbury3Ben Coleman MP
Chelsea and Fulham4Baggy Shanker MP
Derby South5Steve Race MP
Exeter6Matthew Pennycook MP
Greenwich and Woolwich7Olivia Blake MP
Sheffield Hallam8Steve Reed MP
Streatham and Croydon North9Rachael Maskell MP
York Central10Tracy Gilbert MP
Edinburgh North and Leith