Access and Inclusion Advisory Group (AIAG)

The City’s Access and Inclusion Advisory Group (AIAG) has been providing advice to the City of Perth (City) on accessibility and inclusion since 1998, including the City of Perth Disability Access and Inclusion Plan, Perth Parking Policy and the Community Safety Plan. This includes plans and strategies, such as the City of Perth’s Disability Access and Inclusion Plan, Australia Day Skyworks, and Fringe Festival.

The Access and Inclusion Advisory Group (AIAG) consists of residents and regular visitors to the City of Perth who are passionate about universal access. The group acts as an advisory body on City of Perth access initiatives and issues affecting access for people with disability.

In addition, the group has been responsible for providing City of Perth staff and private developers access advice in relation to inner city projects, particularly at the planning and design stage for new developments.

Whilst the group is only advisory in nature, its value has been in informing the design process which will ultimately lead to better development outcomes for the whole community.

Please note the group is not designed to provide technical advice. The skills of an Accredited Access Consultant may be required depending on the nature of the project, please ensure budget for consultancy is considered during your projects at the planning stage.