its the same as all public service spin and I worked at Defra for a few years. (they didn’t mind folk doing raves provided they didn’t fuck up the environment).
Theres actually a type of English for writing press releases etc to “civilians” and a more complex form used inside the service (very formal and often Latin quotes and often contains lots of local jargon / abbreviations).
And then a further way of speaking used for radios and low band VOIP telephone circuits similar to military and maritime protocol (the BBC and British Telecom use it as well). This is because the circuit is often ropey and the person at the other end is often in a different part of the UK or even further afield.
I nearly joined HM Coastguard to work in the Comms room (I have 60wpm typing speed at least for English) and they usually only want 55wpm. But they don’t have very good pay and conditions and outdated kit compared to NL and for both you are very likely to get randomly drugs tested 😥
