Under the Official Languages (Amendment) Act 2021, the standards turn Irish-language service from a body-by-body promise into set rules, starting with departments, councils and utilities. Consultation runs over the coming months.
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Introduced by republic head Sergei Menyaylo on 15 Jul, it also orders place names and road signs, with some rules starting in 3 years. Federal law still lets Russian stand in when a reply in Ossetian is not possible.
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