This bill will make a real difference to how our Government agencies communicate with the public. The Plain Language Bill requires a reporting agency to use plain language and ensure that all relevant documents for which it is responsible use plain language. A relevant document means a document that is necessary to obtain a service or file a tax return, provides information about any benefit or service, or explains to the public how to comply with a requirement the Public Service administers or enforces. The definition of "plain language" in the bill means language that the intended reader can easily understand after one reading and is clear, concise, and well organised, and follows recognised guidelines of plain language writing.