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The cutest consultation of all? Consulting children and adults in Wales

Back in June, the Welsh Government launched a consultation on banning third party sales of puppies and kittens, following an earlier consultation in 2019 which had highlighted certain other issues that needed consideration. The new consultation was brought forwards in two separate editions- one for adults, and one for children and young people. There are […]

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The Week in Parliament

Article / Stephen Hill

Brexit! Do you remember when that was top of the hit parade? Those were the days eh? Well, it seems we might be getting something of a resurgence of that nostalgia as we cruise? Slide? Careen? I’m not sure what is the correct word to be honest, but as we move in the direction of

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The Consultation Institute makes submissions to parliamentary inquiry

Article / Stephen Hill

The Government response to the pandemic has been the subject of much debate over the last few months. Yesterday in Parliament, the acting Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey seemed to secure a commitment from the Prime Minister for an eventual independent public inquiry. Parliamentary Select Committees however have already begun extensive scrutiny, calling for

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Public engagement and the green recovery: six priorities for local authorities

Article / Simon Angelides

tCI’s first Guidance Note on public engagement for the green recovery aims to set out a framework for local authorities in approaching public engagement and consultation relating to their climate emergency declarations, zero carbon targets and post-Covid-19 ‘green recovery’ planning. Written by the Institute’s Environment Working Group, the Guidance Note summarises legal aspects of the

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Putting the GOVE into GOVErnment: Consultation and his recent lecture

Article, Tuesday Topic / Rhion Jones

Public servants need to understand the Downing Street approach to their future At the beginning of July there were two important speeches. One came from the Prime Minister – a typical bish-bash-bosh tour de force culminating in the much-trailed Build Build Build slogan. Significant on many counts and a clear signal of how his Government wants to steer the ship of

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The art of good Governance

Article / Anna Collins

Good corporate governance is often described in terms of processes and controls which certainly need to be in place to avoid the risk of any legal challenge, or is it, as a previous Tuesday Topic has suggested, actually rooted in effective leadership? The Institute has always had an eye on what constitutes good governance when

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Fury over MoJ proposals for weekend courts

Article / Stephen Hill

Two weeks ago, we wrote about tentative plans to experiment with running jury-less trials in some criminal court cases to help deal with the immense backlog of criminal cases which has been further exacerbated by the coronavirus crisis. Those proposals having proved to be so unpopular that they seem to have been temporarily shelved, the

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The Week in Parliament

Article / Stephen Hill

We have, I’m afraid to say a bit of a hotch-potch of stories from Westminster, so sit back and relax as we hop all over SW1 in pursuit of the best consultation related stories of the week. We start with one that we have discussed before- in particular, that we said should have drawn more

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Black Lives Matter demonstrations: Addressing the inequality

Article / Shaheena Ahmed

The brutal death of George Floyd and the subsequent Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests carried out worldwide have sparked critical conversations about racial inequality and discrimination across sectors including education, policing, health, housing, and the criminal justice system. Initially, protestors faced criticism for supporting an issue that supposedly has nothing to do with the UK,

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‘Build, Build, Build’ for a sustainable and inclusive recovery

Article / Simon Angelides

The Institute’s first webinar on environmental matters, which was delivered by the Environment Working Group outlined our belief that the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic has huge potential as a ‘green’ recovery. In the last three months, the nation has been shocked by the pace at which disaster can occur and consequently concerns about climate

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The cutest consultation of all? Consulting children and adults in Wales

The Week in Parliament

The Consultation Institute makes submissions to parliamentary inquiry

Public engagement and the green recovery: six priorities for local authorities

Putting the GOVE into GOVErnment: Consultation and his recent lecture

The art of good Governance

Fury over MoJ proposals for weekend courts

The Week in Parliament

Black Lives Matter demonstrations: Addressing the inequality

‘Build, Build, Build’ for a sustainable and inclusive recovery

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