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TAG
TAG Secretary
36 Victoria Street
Wetherby
Yorkshire
LS22 6RE
Fax: 01937 580956
Web: www.tagcomm.org.uk
TAG promotes equality of access to electronic communications, including telecommunications and broadcasting, for deaf, deafened, hard-of-hearing, deafblind people and sign language users, especially in terms of function and cost.
As a consortium of the full range of national organisations working on behalf of deaf people, TAG researches, debates, and disseminates authoritative information about deaf people's access to electronic communications.
TAG liaises with government, regulatory, and relevant commercial and non-governmental organisations and lobbies on behalf of its constituent organisations to advocate equality of access to electronic communications equipment, services and facilities.
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