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Web accessibility enables persons having disabilities to access the information contained in the Internet sites. For instance, through accessibility, a blind person using material technical aids, such as a braille display, and software aids, such as speech synthesis software, may interpret the informational content of the Web pages. Accessibility also means that mobility impaired persons can browse easily on the Internet.
This site is XHTML/CSS standards compliant, as these are recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium 
. Through this rule of development, content may be rendered accessible in the voice browsers, screen readers and braille displays being used by the persons having disabilities. This site is also in compliance with the standards of accessibility which have been adopted by the Government of Quebec, namely the SGQRI 008 standard.
This site has been verified with the following computer-adaptive technologies:
The page display has also been approved through various browsers:
In the upper right corner of the page are the display options which enable you: to increase or reduce the size of the text; and to switch the page display to high contrast mode or to inverted contrast mode.
The hyperlink will open in a new window
The hyperlink will direct you to the page of the glossary
The hyperlink will open the print window of your browser 
Switches to normal display 
Switches display to high contrast mode
Inverts the display of the site 
Enables user to increase or reduce the size of the text displayed on the screen The meaning of the abbreviations and acronyms used in this Web site is given in a glossary.
Some content items in the RBQ’s site are not compliant with the governmental accessibility standards. These contents are:
Furthermore, the RBQ cannot guarantee the accessibility of certain content emanating from third parties, which are not governed by the standards of the Quebec Administration on the accessibility of a Web site to persons having disabilities.
If you need any help when browsing on the site, if you cannot access any content by using computer-adaptive technologies, or if you experience problems with filling out the forms on this site, please contact us by mail or by using the following telephone number: 1 800 361-0761.
