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Originally Posted by Elfwreck
Because businesses aren't allowed to say "I don't need to provide accessibility features; someone else is already doing that." Stores aren't allowed to say "my store doesn't have wheelchair access, but it's okay; those customers can shop next door." Not even if "next door" is owned by the same company.
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Well, but why not if this give you the best solution? Suppose you have a mark to put on product that satisfy some requierements for access and you get some money (from the state) to produce it and customers that need these products get them payed for by the state. Would a system in that direction not be more efficient?