Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
2.
Making a living: supporting the cause
3.
The success of plain-language
4.
Is there a problem referring to the "plain-language movement"?
5.
Rebutting the misconceptions
5.1
A Canadian financial services organization
5.2
The international accountancy firm KPMG
5.3
Law firms lead with plain language
5.4
Plain-language wins the debate and kicks on in law firms and in legislation
5.5
Some plain-language developments around the world
5.6
What next for plain language?
6.
Establishing some threshold realities
6.1
Beyond mere word substitution
6.2
Plain-language improves accuracy, certainty, and precision
6.3
Improving the substance of non-legal documents
7.
If plain language is "beyond a movement", what it it?
7.1
The burden
7.2
The opportunities and promise
8.
A possible new position for plain language
8.1
Voice
8.2
Brand
8.3
Voice of the brand
8.4
The importance of the voice of the brand: to business and in government
9.
Delivering plain language: structure and responsibilities
9.1
Someone to take responsibility for how the audience receives the message
9.2
Structuring an organisation to show the importance of communication
10.
Conclusion
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