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Cinemas should not be exempt from disability access

In a move that has outraged the arts accessibility lobby, a consortium of cinema giants have applied to the Human Rights Commission for a two year exemption from the federal Disability Discrimination Act.

If successful - the Village Roadshow, Greater Union, Hoyts and Reading Cinemas will not be legally required to provide a regular service for customers with hearing or visual impairments.

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