Interdiction de l'écriture inclusive

This is a private member's bill in the French National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament, during the 15th legislature. Its title proposes banning "inclusive writing" (écriture inclusive), a set of conventions for making French texts gender-neutral or gender-balanced, such as mid-dots (point médian), paired feminine and masculine forms, and neutral alternatives. This summary is based on the title and metadata only. The bill's actual scope and provisions are not included here. If adopted, the bill would affect how French writing is used where the ban applies, likely including official, administrative, or educational contexts. The metadata does not specify who would be covered or what penalties, if any, would apply. Readers should consult the full bill text on the National Assembly website for details.