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Good Practice alert: Essex Police and Fire consultation met Institute standards

When the Government announced that Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in England and Wales would be encouraged to take charge of Fire & Rescue Authorities, there were many objections. The one safeguard, was that there would need to be a full public consultation (Police & Crime Act 2017). Essex was first to use this power […]

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Institute announces consultation training courses for Scotland

Public engagement in Scotland is different.  It has innovative legislation, unique in the British Isles and requires more collaborative, participative working within and between public bodies than anywhere else in the UK. It has invested in pioneering work in Participatory budgeting and is promoting co-production as the standard methodology for service change.  Some of this

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Landmark Judgment on “Access to Justice” will affect public consultations

Wednesday’s Supreme Court Judgement in the case of R (ex parte UNISON) v The Lord Chancellor is arguably one of the most important for years … or maybe decades. In some ways it is quite sensational – for it takes a concept which most of us take for granted in a mature democracy – namely

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Welsh NHS proposals for public engagement raises important questions

Community Health Councils were abolished in England a decade ago. Now Wales is thinking of doing the same. In England, their demise led to a succession of failed initiatives. CHCs were replaced by Public and Patient Forums. They were then abandoned in favour of Local Involvement Networks (LINks), and we now have HealthWatch, with the

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Transport Secretary Chris Grayling confused on Consultation Principles

The Institute finds this fascinating! If Chris Grayling is right, and Consultations from Highways England are intended only to initiate a discussion, then it runs counter to established thinking over many years. It might also prompt a rethink on the Government Consultation Principles and at the High Court. On the other hand, he may just

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