Interdiction de l’usage de l’écriture inclusive dans les services publics

This is a French bill, a proposition de loi ordinaire, introduced in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature. Based on its title, it would prohibit the use of inclusive writing, such as the middle dot or other gender-neutral forms, in official communications and documents of public services. The debate concerns how the French language should be used by the state and whether official writing should follow traditional grammatical rules. If adopted, the bill would apply to French public administrations and their staff, who would be required to avoid inclusive writing in their official texts. Citizens who interact with public services would receive communications written in standard French. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text.