In this document, plain language is presented as a key tool for making parliamentary work more transparent, accessible, and inclusive. It refers to communication that is clear, concise, and structured so that people can easily find, understand, and use information. Importantly, plain language does not weaken legal rigour or eliminate technical terms; rather, it complements legal drafting by improving clarity and accessibility. By making laws, decisions, and parliamentary processes easier to understand, it helps strengthen public trust, supports the right to access information, and enables citizens to engage more meaningfully in democratic processes.