Proposition de loi visant à protéger la langue française des dérives de l’écriture dite inclusive

This is a private member's bill introduced in the French National Assembly during the 17th legislature. Its title refers to protecting the French language from so-called 'inclusive writing' (écriture inclusive), a set of practices such as the middle dot or doubled gendered forms used to make texts gender-neutral. The bill reflects a wider public debate in France about the language's standard grammar and its use in education and administration. Based on the title alone, the bill would likely affect public bodies, schools, and administrations that use written French, as well as writers and publishers using inclusive writing. The exact obligations and penalties cannot be determined from metadata alone.