Your right to have information that is easy to understand

A hand drawn paper titled “Plain English” with a tick and a cross drawn on the page. You have the right to have information that is easy to understand. Sometimes this stuff can be complicated and it’s totally okay to ask for:

  • An interpreter on hand for Auslan and other languages for all your appointments and phone calls
  • Information in plain language
  • Information in both written and spoken form
  • A way to ask questions and seek further information
  • A person to explain more complex ideas
  • Information in large print

You have the right to ask for any other way that makes information more accessible to you.

Find more information from the 'Thriving in employment services: your rights, your future' series for young people, by young people.