Natural Language Interface accessibility issues arising from today's meeting

Several natural language interface accessibility issues arose in the course of today’s meeting.
Having refreshed my memory by reviewing the draft, it seems to me that most (possibly all) of the issues are already addressed.
https://raw.githack.com/w3c/apa/naur/naur/index.html


  *   User need 5: addresses the issue of natural language interfaces that require the user to switch to a different modality (e.g., from audio to visual, or the reverse) to complete a task.
  *   Section 2.4: addresses issues of both speech recognition and speech synthesis. There may be additional requirements here – I am not sure.
Comments on these or on any other sections of the draft are welcome (with GitHub issues being the preferred means of commenting).


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