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Transition Approach
The implementation of Version 2.0 of the Standard will be phased to give agencies time to plan and update their services:
- phase 1- new services
- phase 2 - existing public-facing services
The Digital Transformation Agency’s (DTA) website will be updated to include Version 2.0 of the Standard, replacing Version 1.0 (refer to the Australian Government Architecture website).
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Is the venue accessible?
The NCCC is fully accessible. Ramps are located at the Constitution Avenue and Glebe Park entrances to the venue, and a lift runs between the carpark and front lobby. For more on your accessibility options, contact the NCCC on +61 2 6276 5200, or email the Showcase organisers.
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Will there be recording on the day?
Photography and video recording will take place throughout the event. These images and recordings may be used for promotional purposes, social media, and future event marketing. If you do not wish to be photographed or recorded, please identify yourself to our photographer/videographer who will respect your privacy.
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Phase 1 – New services
From 1 July 2024, services that meet the following criteria will be required to meet Version 2.0 of the Digital Service Standard:
- public or staff-facing
- owned by non-corporate Commonwealth entities
- new informational and transactional services.
Example – new services designed or redesigned from 1 July 2024
Any new digital or ICT-enabled proposals coming forward in the 2024-25 MYEFO context will need to meet the requirements of the Digital Service Standard Version 2.0, as per the Investment Oversight Framework.
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