Interdire l’usage de l’écriture inclusive par les administrations publiques, les personnes morales en charge d’une mission de service public et les bénéficiaires de subventions publiques

This is a French private member's bill, tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature, that would prohibit the use of inclusive writing in official communications. Inclusive writing uses forms such as the middle dot or doubled gender endings to make language gender-neutral. The bill would apply this ban to state and local administrations, bodies entrusted with public service missions, and organisations receiving public subsidies. The text is based on metadata only and does not reflect the full legislative wording. If adopted, the rule would affect civil servants, public agencies, and private organisations that carry out public service tasks or receive public grants. They would be required to use standard French grammar in their official documents and communications.