California Supplemental (CSE) Practice Exam

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Who is primarily responsible for reviewing compliance with the ADA?

Building and Safety plan checker
The US Department of Justice
The California Energy Commission
Regional Water Quality Control Boards

The correct answer is: The US Department of Justice

The primary responsibility for reviewing compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lies with the US Department of Justice. This federal agency is tasked with enforcing the ADA, which includes overseeing regulations and ensuring that entities comply with the provisions designed to protect the rights of individuals with disabilities. The Department of Justice investigates complaints, provides guidance, and can initiate legal action against those who do not comply with the ADA standards. Other agencies mentioned in the options have specific regulatory roles but do not oversee ADA compliance. For instance, the Building and Safety plan checker typically focuses on ensuring construction projects meet local building codes rather than federal disability laws. The California Energy Commission deals mainly with energy policy and efficiency standards, while Regional Water Quality Control Boards manage issues related to water quality and environmental protection, none of which pertain to ADA compliance.