Consultation on the Audit Scotland British Sign Language Plan 2026-31
- Area of Work: Scottish Sensory Hub
- Type: News Item
- Published: 12th November 2026
Have your say on Audit Scotland's BSL priorities and actions.
Audit Scotland is looking for feedback on its draft British Sign Language (BSL) Plan 2026-31.
The draft plan explains how the organisation will improve access to its work, publications, website, meetings, workplace and recruitment processes for all communities, including BSL users.
It reflects on the progress made under Audit Scotland’s first BSL plan and sets out the actions for the next five years. You can view the most recent plan here.
Audit Scotland welcome views from BSL users, people who are Deaf or Deafblind, organisations representing the BSL community, and anyone else with an interest in the plan.
Your feedback will help finalise priorities and actions.
For more information and to respond to the consultation, visit the Audit Scotland BSL consultation webpage here.
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