Title II Extension – What this actually means for you
The Department of Justice has extended the Title II compliance timeline by an additional 12 months for public entities. Let’s explore what this really means for you and your organization.
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The Department of Justice has extended the Title II compliance timeline by an additional 12 months for public entities. Let’s explore what this really means for you and your organization.
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