Accessibility Statement
The Lubuskie Military Museum undertakes to ensure the accessibility of its website in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public bodies.
This accessibility statement applies to the website http://www.muzeum.drzonow.eu//
Website publication date: 14 March 2013. Date of last significant update: 23 April 2020
Status regarding compliance with the Act
The website is partially compliant with the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public bodies due to the non-compliance or exclusions listed below:- videos do not have subtitles for deaf people,
- some files are not digitally accessible,
Exemptions:
- maps are exempt from the obligation to ensure accessibility,
- videos were published before the Digital Accessibility Act came into force
- some files were published before the Digital Accessibility Act came into force
Date of the Declaration and method of assessing digital accessibility
This statement was drawn up on: 23 April 2020. The Declaration was drawn up on the basis of a self-assessment carried out by the public body.
Feedback and contact details
If you encounter any issues with the website’s accessibility, please contact us. The contact person is Jarosław Sobociński, email: dzial.lotnictwa@muzeum.drzonow.eu. You can also contact us by calling (68) 321-18-29.
You may use the same channels to submit requests for information that is currently inaccessible and to make requests regarding accessibility.
Information on the appeals procedure
Everyone has the right to request that a website or any part of it be made digitally accessible. You may also request that information be made available via an alternative access method, for example by having a digitally inaccessible document read aloud, or by providing a description of the content of a video without audio description, etc. The request should include the details of the person making the request, specify which website or exactly which element of it is concerned, and provide contact details. If the person making the request indicates a need to receive information via an alternative access method, they should also specify the manner in which they would prefer the information to be presented. The public body should comply with the request without delay, no later than within 7 days of the date the request was made (following confirmation of its receipt). If it is not possible to meet this deadline, the public body shall immediately inform the person making the request of when the request can be fulfilled, provided that this period does not exceed 2 months from the date the request was made. If ensuring digital accessibility is not possible, the public body may propose an alternative means of accessing the information. If the public body refuses to comply with the request to ensure accessibility or provide an alternative means of accessing the information, the person making the request may lodge a complaint regarding the digital accessibility of the website, mobile application or element of the website or mobile application. Once the above procedure has been exhausted, a complaint may also be lodged with the Ombudsman.
Link to the Ombudsman’s website:
Accessibility
The museum is situated on a flat, grassy and earthen site covering an area of 4.5 hectares, most of which is accessible to people with reduced mobility, wheelchair users, etc. The exhibition in the main museum building is on a single level, accessed via a flight of six steps; to the right of the entrance there is a ramp for people with disabilities and those in wheelchairs.
The exhibition pavilion is single-storey and accessible from ground level.
Entry is permitted for people with certain disabilities accompanied by an assistance dog, though this is restricted to the Museum’s outdoor areas.
The following are excluded from this provision: the exhibition in the main building and the exhibition pavilion.
