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Author Topic: HB 28-16: The Housing Reform Act for Needy Atlasians (Passed)  (Read 335 times)
Deep Dixieland Senator, Muad'dib (OSR MSR)
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« on: February 26, 2021, 01:23:55 AM »

I propose an amendment that all acronyms within this bill be explained/defined. For best practice and the readability of this bill and future bills can ALL acronyms please be formatted as either "Letters of the Acronym (LotA)" or LotA (Letters of the Acronym)". As many acronyms that have been in "common usage "(in government) at one time, times change. It is best practice to ensure that acronyms are spelt out in full the first time they are used. Or at the very least are explained in the "definitions" or a "glossary".

Bills should be understandable for most people (preferably all but that's impossible in practice). Not the purview of a clique in the know about the lingo. I'm sure this isn't intentional. But speaking as someone who had read a lot of documents where acronyms both are and aren't explained. It frustrating when they aren't. Its best practice to have them explained.

Just emphasizing my point

Once again there are unexplained Acronyms/Abbreviations in a bill. At least "Housing and Urban Development (HUD)" was explained.

Abstain.
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