Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2018/1524 of 11 October 2018establishing a monitoring methodology and the arrangements for reporting by Member States in accordance with Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the accessibility of the websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies(Text with EEA relevance) (revoked)

Article 1Subject matter and scope

Article 2Definitions

Article 3Periodicity of the monitoring

Article 4Scope and baseline of monitoring

Article 5Methods of monitoring

Article 6Sampling of the websites and mobile applications

Article 7Information on the monitoring results

Article 8Format of the report

Article 9Content of the report

Article 10Periodicity of the reporting

Article 11Further arrangements for reporting

Article 12Entry into force

ANNEX IMONITORING

1.MONITORING METHODS

1.1.The following monitoring methods do not add, replace or supersede...

1.2.In-depth monitoring

1.2.1.Member States shall apply an in-depth monitoring method that thoroughly...

1.2.2.The in-depth monitoring method shall verify all the steps of...

1.2.3.The in-depth monitoring method shall evaluate at least the interaction...

1.2.4.The in-depth monitoring method may include, where appropriate, usability tests...

1.2.5.The monitoring body may use, fully or in part, evaluation...

1.2.6.Member States shall ensure that, subject to any relevant legal...

1.3.Simplified monitoring

1.3.1.Member States shall apply a simplified monitoring method to websites...

1.3.2.The simplified monitoring method shall include tests related to each...

1.3.3.After each deadline to submit a report, as established in...

2.SAMPLING OF THE WEBSITES AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS

2.1.Size of the sample

2.1.1.The number of websites and mobile applications to be monitored...

2.1.2.In the first and second monitoring period, the minimum sample...

2.1.3.In the subsequent monitoring periods, the minimum sample size for...

2.1.4.The sample size for the in-depth monitoring of websites shall...

2.1.5.The minimum sample size for the in-depth monitoring of mobile...

2.1.6.If the number of websites in a Member State is...

2.1.7.If the number of mobile applications in a Member State...

2.2.Selection of the sample for websites

2.2.1.The selection of the sample for websites shall aim for...

2.2.2.The sample shall cover websites from the different levels of...

2.2.3.The sample shall include websites representing as much as possible...

2.2.4.Member States shall consult national stakeholders, in particular organisations representing...

2.3.Selection of the sample for mobile applications

2.3.1.The selection of the sample for mobile applications shall aim...

2.3.2.Frequently downloaded mobile applications shall be considered in the sample....

2.3.3.Different operating systems shall be taken into account when selecting...

2.3.4.Only the most recent version of a mobile application shall...

2.3.5.Member States shall consult national stakeholders, in particular organisations representing...

2.4.Recurring sample

3.SAMPLING OF THE PAGES

3.1.For the purposes of this Annex, ‘page’ means a web...

3.2.For the in-depth monitoring method the following pages and documents,...

3.3.If any of the pages in the sample selected according...

3.4.For the simplified monitoring method, a number of pages appropriate...

ANNEX IIINSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING

1.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE REPORT

2.DESCRIPTION OF THE MONITORING ACTIVITIES

3.OUTCOME OF THE MONITORING

4.USE OF THE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE AND END-USER FEEDBACK

Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2018/1524

of 11 October 2018

establishing a monitoring methodology and the arrangements for reporting by Member States in accordance with Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the accessibility of the websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies

(Text with EEA relevance) (revoked)

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