Minister backs plain English policy

Minister for Social Affairs Seamus Brennan today pledged to implement a plain English policy in his department.

Thu, 29 Sep, 2005 - 14:55

Minister for Social Affairs Seamus Brennan today pledged to implement a plain English policy in his department.

Mr Brennan made the vow as he launched ‘Simply Put’, a CD-Rom produced by the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) aimed at saving time and reducing confusion.

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