News & Insights
A Consultation Ombudsman? – Is it time to consider a new way to settle disputes about public consultations?
Posted 12 years ago5 minute read
At various times in the last fifty years, Governments have responded to pressure to handle complaints of various kinds by setting up a range of Ombudsmen. Including the devolved administrations, there are now about a dozen separate organisations using the Swedish terminology that has now been adopted worldwide.3
Access to this content is exclusively for Institute members
Not a member? Unlock this article and more today by signing up for a Consultation Institute membership. Benefit from access to over 300 Topic Papers and Briefing Notes, discounted rates on all public training and more. Click on Join Now today to find out more and sign up.
Rhion Jones
More news
Posted 2 days ago6 minute read
New unitary authorities inherit their predecessors' consultation obligations. Reorganisation is not a legal clean slate....
Posted 4 days ago6 minute read
SEND budget cuts: why councils face judicial review...
Posted 1 week ago7 minute read
Season One concluded at the end of April. Season Two opens on the 7th May with thirteen sessions covering legal...
