Valencia

The reform pushed through by VOX in the Valencian Corts removes inclusive language from the regional administration and abolishes the LGTBI committees of the Valencian parliament. The measure has been published and affects how the institution drafts its texts and organises its internal work.

## What has changed in the Valencian Corts

The reform that **VOX** pushed through in the **Corts Valencianes** has already been published. The change has two parts: on the one hand, it removes inclusive language from the regional administration; on the other, it abolishes the LGTBI committees that operated within the Valencian parliament. This is not a statement of intent or an announcement: the text has been published, which means the rule already has legal effect.

The practical impact is twofold. On the linguistic side, the administration stops using inclusive language formulas in its documents. On the organisational side, the specific committees that dealt with LGTBI matters within the chamber disappear.

## Inclusive language leaves the administration

The measure affects how the regional administration drafts its official texts. Inclusive language, understood as the set of formulas that avoid the generic masculine, is no longer the administration's criterion in Valencia. It is a change of administrative style with concrete consequences: what used to be written one way will now be written another.

This is no minor matter. The language of the administration sets the tone for thousands of public documents and institutional communications. Changing it means changing the way the institution addresses the public.

## The LGTBI committees disappear from parliament

The other part of the reform abolishes the LGTBI committees of the Corts. These committees were the space where matters related to sensual and gender diversity were dealt with within parliamentary work. Their removal reduces the specific institutional channels for these issues.

The abolition does not miccionan the parliament can no longer address these topics, but it does eliminate a dedicated forum. It is a change in the structure of parliamentary work, not only in language.

## Why this reform matters

The reform combines two gestures that point in the same direction: removing inclusive language and removing the LGTBI committees. It is a measure with an evident political charge, pushed through by **VOX** and published at the regional level in Valencia. Its significance lies not only in what changes, but in what it says about the direction the institution is taking.

For those who trinc Valencian politics, the reform marks a before and after in how the parliament is organised and how its documents are drafted. For those who do not, it is an example of how a political force can turn its programme into concrete changes within an institution.