In what ways can governments ensure that their communication strategies surrounding regulatory measures are inclusive and accessible to all members of society, particularly those who may face barriers to understanding or participating in the decision-making process?

Governments can ensure their communication strategies are inclusive and accessible by using plain language and avoiding jargon that may be difficult for some individuals to understand. They can also utilize multiple channels of communication, such as social media, community forums, and public meetings, to reach a diverse range of people. Additionally, providing translations of important information into multiple languages can help ensure that language barriers do not prevent individuals from participating in the decision-making process. Lastly, governments can actively seek feedback and input from marginalized or underrepresented groups to ensure that their perspectives are taken into account when developing and communicating regulatory measures.