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Fore(w)ord

Part 1 - (I)ntroduction

Part 2 - (S)etting the Scene

Part 3 - (B)est Practice Standards for Creating an Inclusive Environment

Part 4 - Policy and Legal (F)ramework for Using the Code

Part 5 - Appendices
5.1 (G)lossary
5.2(R)eferences

Kia Ōrite Achieving Equity
Part 5 - APPENDICES

5.2  References

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Department for Education and Employment. (April 1999b). The Disability Discrimination Act 1995: What employers need to know. United Kingdom: Department for Education and Employment.

EEO Trust. (2000). People with disability and work. Auckland, New Zealand: EEO Trust Booklet Series.

Grove, N. & Mead, S.M. ed (2001) Ngā pēpeha a ngā tūpuna. Wellington: VUW Press.

Hartley, J., O'Connor, B., Watson, R. & Power, D. (1998). Students with disabilities: Code of practice for Australian tertiary institutions. Queensland, Australia: Queensland University of Technology.

Hartley, J., O'Connor, B., Watson, R. & Power, D. (1-4 December 1998). Developing and implementing a code of practice. Paper presented at the Pathways IV – 4th National Conference of People with Disabilities in Education and Employment. Perth.

Health and Disability Commissioner's Office. (1994). Code of health and disability services consumers' rights. Auckland, New Zealand: Health and Disability Commissioner's Office Brochure.

Human Rights Commission. (2002). Making human rights work: An introductory workshop for public sector employees. Auckland, New Zealand: Human Rights Commission Training Manual.

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Human Rights Commission. (2002). Tu tikanga, Rights now! A human rights workshop for people with disabilities (Plain text version). Facilitator's handbook. Auckland, New Zealand: Human Rights Commission.

International Labour Organization. (2001). Draft code of practice on managing disability in the workplace. Geneva: International Labour Office.

Learning Unlimited. (2000). Thinking outside the circle: How to get the best out of employing people with disabilities. Wellington, New Zealand: Learning Unlimited.

Ministry of Education. (2003). Participation in tertiary education 2003. Wellington, New Zealand: Ministry of Education.

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Tertiary Education Commission. (4 April 2003). Use of the supplementary grant TSD for support of international students with disabilities. Wellington, New Zealand: Tertiary Education Commission.

The Disability Rights Commission. (2003). Code of practice for providers of post 16 education and related services - Legal rights and requirements under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995: Part 4. [Online] Retrieved 29/04/03 from (http://www.drc.gov.uk/thelaw/practice.asp).

The Privacy Commissioner. (1998). Privacy Act 1993: Health information privacy code fact sheets. Auckland, New Zealand: The Privacy Commissioner.

The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education. (1999). Code of practice for the assurance of academic quality and standards in higher education. Section 3: Students with disabilities. United Kingdom: The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.

The University of Waikato. (2000). Access employment: Career and job finding information for disabled students. Hamilton, New Zealand: The University of Waikato.

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University of Tasmania. (2003). The Australian disability clearinghouse on education and training. Tasmania, Australia: University of Tasmania ADCET Website (http://www.adcet.edu.au).

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