arbain headquarters made you early. that of many institutions the close cooperation of the central insurance group and the insurance industry is to solve this problem this year, considering the issues and problems that happened last year, which means that we actually predicted a fifth of the services first with a low insurance rate that can be used by all people. people, use higher damages. if you remember, it was done last year after this stage. in the second stage , mehdi was introduced so that they can get the highest insurance coverage in qom azad. it is different based on the choice of people who inshallah, they want to do it in electronic registration, they have three options, three different services are provided, until actually my son fell in one of these packages and we tried to fix it like before. there is damage caused by accidents . this is the reason. the difference in the insurance contract is predicted to this moment, which will get better due to the accidents of his son in the seventies, of course, now with these new packages that we have presented, part of this problem has been so

one way to help comply is just move to sf.gov where there is a central group of folks very focused insuring that information is provided accessbly both in terms of folks with disability, but across language access. >> what is the committee on information technology plan on making sure that they do either integrate into sf.gov or in compliance? >> the standard requires everyone be in compliance by may 2024 with both existing and new-any existing websites be made compliant by may 2024 and newly created websites comply now and we have been doing regular engagement with department said to understand how they plan to meet the deadline. we had our second check in with departments may 18 where they were supposed to do assessment over the last 6 to 8 months of their existing websites to see where they were in compliance or not,b and then from this may through next may 2024 they are supposed to working on remediating issues they found. if there is information not available in those threshold languages vital information not available in the threshold languages they need to be working on that over the

one way to help comply is just move to sf.gov where there is a central group of folks very focused insuringinformation is provided accessbly both in terms of folks with disability, but across language access. >> what is the committee on information technology plan on making sure that they do either integrate into sf.gov or in compliance? >> the standard requires everyone be in compliance by may 2024 with both existing and new-any existing websites be made compliant by may 2024 and newly created websites comply now and we have been doing regular engagement with department said to understand how they plan to meet the deadline. we had our second check in with departments may 18 where they were supposed to do assessment over the last 6 to 8 months of their existing websites to see where they were in compliance or not,b and then from this may through next may 2024 they are supposed to working on remediating issues they found. if there is information not available in those threshold languages vital information not available in the threshold languages they need to be working on that over the next