Language policy refers to a set of guidelines, principles and rules that govern the use of languages in an organization or institution. It outlines the language(s) to be used for communication within the entity, as well as the standards for translation, interpretation, and other linguistic services. The aim is usually to promote efficiency, consistency, and effectiveness in communication, while also taking into account cultural sensitivities and respecting the rights of employees or clients who may have different language needs. A language policy can cover a wide range of issues such as language proficiency requirements for staff, translation services, interpretation during meetings, use of bilingual signs, and training programs to improve language skills. Ultimately, it is about creating an environment where communication in multiple languages is facilitated and supported, so that everyone involved can work together more effectively.