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The Guardian newspaper: International | guardian.co.uk
Дата публікації:
22/09/2022 03:40
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New Zealand hopes to banish jargon with plain language law
22/09/2022 03:40 // The Guardian newspaper: International | guardian.co.uk
Legislation will require government communications to be clear and concise, but opposition says monitoring will add more bureaucracy
Internal pain points, change-adaptability, enhanced performance capability and the overlaying of certain planning provisions: these are the bewildering, often-enraging spectres of government gobbledegook that haunt official documents.
Now, the New Zealand government is attempting to drawing a thick red line through the worst offenders, with a new law demanding bureaucrats use simple, comprehensible language to communicate with the public.
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