Hi,
But even people with print can't choose single or double sided, so why
should you?
All the best
Steve
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Derek Hornby
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: braille statements RNIB sides with the Ombudsman
How do we know just one customer prefers it?
What about those that choose grade 1 Braille?
What about those that have chosen chip and signature!
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Sent: Friday, November 27, 2015 3:31 PM
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Ombudsman
Steve, even so, just because it can be done, why should either the
bank
or transcriber be forced to do such a thing just because one customer
prefers it?
On 27/11/2015 15:17, Steve Nutt wrote:
Hi Derek,transcriber, the
While it is not difficult for me to do, it depends on the
software they use, etc. Also, it would mean another flag that thebank
would have to hold on your records.Behalf Of
All the best
Steve
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Derek HornbyOmbudsman
Sent: 27 November 2015 14:49
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Ombudsman
But Steve, I thought you agreed that what I was asking for isn't
difficult to do.
Remember the bank has said if they could do it they would happily
do it.
So they still have-not said why cannot do it.
and the quote you have seen in another message, was from RNIB
Derek
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Hi,
I happen to agree with that finding.
All the best
Steve
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Derek Hornby
Sent: 27 November 2015 10:20
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Subject: [access-uk] braille statements RNIB sides with the
do
Hi All
Regarding Braille bank statements.
here is more comment from the ombudsman.
Notice that RNIB supports the bank?
Also the bank has still failed to give a reason, as to why
they cannot do Braille on both saides of paper.
Few weeks ago they were saying if they could, they would happily
it!produce
Now quote from bank, to the ombudsman.
"As previously discussed to you on the telephone we do not offer any
customer bank statements single sided. All statements that we
included Braille are sent double sided and this is the way thatHornby
statement production system works.
"We have discussed this matter with the Royal Institute of Blind
People
and they have provided the below to our Diversity Manager
Dear Neil, further to your telcon with Steve Tyler this morning,
please
find below quote from Steve in this respect.
Reference: Complaint by Derek Hornby re Duplex Braille Statements
It is RNIB's view that the business decision taken by HSBC regarding
the production of bank statements in Duplex form (Braille on both
sides
of the paper) is a perfectly accessible means of delivering
this
information to regular Braille reading clients. Although Mr
mayhighly
have preferences around his ideal form of statements, as with all
business decisions, individual preferences and especially
specific ones cannot be delivered upon when handling mass producedprocesses
or template products. We believe that although he may have
a preference, double sided Braille is a standard and uniform
means
by which Braille is produced and has no bearing on the actual
accessibility of the product other than a stated preference.
Customers continually express preferences and were there to be an
overwhelming response, then clearly we would need to review
and would recommend that to HSBC.this
As it stands, given the ubiquitous nature of Braille produced in
standard fashion, as well as the environmental impact of reduced
usage
of paper and consequent bulk of Braille, we believe this to be a
perfectly sound business decision by the bank.
regards
Helena Suprun
PA to Head of Solutions, Strategy and Planning (Steve Tyler)
Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
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