Which branch of the federal government is covered by Title V of the ADA?

• A. Congress
• B. Agencies
• C. Executive
• D. Judiciary

Answer: (A)

Title V is the miscellaneous provisions section that explains how the ADA relates to other laws and to the federal government itself. Because these provisions govern the federal government’s role and responsibilities under the act, they explicitly address the legislative branch as part of that federal framework. In other words, Title V sets the rules for how the ADA interacts with Congress and the way Congress must operate in a manner consistent with accessibility and nondiscrimination. The other branches are part of the federal government too, but Title V’s purpose is to outline these general, cross-cutting relationships rather than to focus on a single executive function or the judiciary.