It should also reform University policies. We could take a lesson from that. Accountability requires understanding. Understanding requires language that is simple and direct. It says what it means, and is not dependent upon some special definition buried somewhere else in the document.
Accessibility means more than making policies available on the Internet or in book form.
It means organizing that material in ways that are meaningful to the users. Present policies are organized in ways that are meaningful primarily to the bureaucracies that administer them, not to the faculty and staff who must comply with them. Each of them uses a different set of definitions of terms. The search engines available through the Internet sites will help you only if you already know the key words that were used when the policy was written. A policy is accessible only if it is written in a language that is understandable and organized in a way that is meaningful.