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A1 Doesn't the USA already have it? plainlanguage.gov/law/ Is it working? I don't know that #PlainLanguage or #EasyEnglish is common centreforinclusivedesign.org.au/index.php/serv I do think we need enforcement. Partly that is going to have to come down to using automated scans. #AXSChat

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Q1 @RachelBoyack successfully introduced the Bill that became the Plain Language Act - why do we need to legislate and control the language used by government and public servants? #AXSChat

8:09 PM · Jan 31, 2023

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If they have it, it’s not very well implemented. The default should be that things are written in an easy to understand manner #axschat

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