What is the purpose of ADA Title V?

• A. Miscellaneous provisions, including provisions on relationship to other laws, enforcement, and attorney's fees.
• B. Public accommodations accessibility provisions.
• C. Restrictions on disability-based employment.
• D. Provisions on housing accessibility.

Answer: (A)

Title V is the miscellaneous provisions section of the ADA. Its purpose is to handle the legal framework around the act—how the ADA relates to other laws, how enforcement works, and remedies such as attorney’s fees—rather than creating new accessibility requirements. The other topics described by the choices map to substantive provisions in other titles (for example, public accommodations accessibility is under Title III, employment restrictions under Title I, and housing accessibility isn’t the focus of a separate ADA title). So the best fit is that Title V covers miscellaneous provisions, including relationship to other laws, enforcement, and attorney’s fees.