AODA Module9 of 21Question: Which of the following is NOT a barrier to full participation in society, faced by persons with disabilities, that the AODA aims to remove?Answer:  Physical Communication Political Technological Systemic or Attitudinal Transportation

The AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) aims to remove various barriers faced by persons with disabilities for their full participation in society. These barriers include:

1. Physical: These are barriers in the environment such as buildings and spaces that are not accessible.
2. Communication: These are barriers in the exchange of information. For example, websites that are not accessible to people who are blind or have low vision.
3. Technological: These are barriers posed by technology, or by the use of technology that is not accessible.
4. Systemic: These are barriers within an organization’s policies, practices and procedures that do not consider accessibility.
5. Attitudinal: These are barriers that discriminate against persons with disabilities.
6. Transportation: These are barriers within methods of transportation, such as buses or trains that are not accessible.

However, the AODA does not aim to remove 'Political' barriers. This is because political barriers are not specifically addressed in the AODA. While the AODA can indirectly influence political barriers by promoting greater accessibility and inclusion, the removal of political barriers is not a direct aim of the AODA. Therefore, 'Political' is the answer to your question.