WriteMark — New Zealand’s plain English standard

New Zealand’s plain English standard
What is the WriteMark?
What is plain English?
- Cost benefits to businesses using plain English
Plain English resources
- Plain English articles
- Plain English examples
- Plain English websites
How do you get a WriteMark?
- What do WriteMark assessors look for?
- What’s in the WriteMark Assessment Report?
- Can web pages get a WriteMark?
- The WriteMark as an audit tool
Fees
Who’s behind the WriteMark?
- WriteMark people
- The story of WriteMark
- Disclaimer
Who’s got the WriteMark?
- WriteMark testimonials
News
- Keynote speakers on National Radio programme
- WriteMark Awards on Campbell Live
- New Zealand’s plain English award winners announced
- WriteMark Plain English Conference and Awards 2006
- WriteMark celebration
- A plain English standard — a dream come true
- Insurance & Savings Ombudsman brochure hits the mark
- Public Sector Communicators’ Network embrace plain English
- WriteMark ‘champions’ celebrate national campaign launch
- Francis Consulting awarded the WriteMark
- Inland Revenue Child Support is very pleased to have met the WriteMark standard
- Plunket communicates important information to many different New Zealanders
- ‘WriteMark’ a reward for wiping out waffle
Contact us
WriteMark New Zealand Plain English Awards

WriteMark Plain English Conference and Awards

Who’s got the WriteMark?

New Plymouth District Council

New Plymouth District Council holds the WriteMark on the following document:

How to apply for resource consent

Who’s got the WriteMark?