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Department for Education’s latest consultation fails the best practice test

Yet another consultation that isn’t good enough! Not everyone has heard of the Institute for Apprenticeships. In time, perhaps we will. That is because it will have important role to play in the Government’s high-profile ambition of 3 million new apprenticeships by 2020. You might therefore expect that the way in which this new public

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Unasked Questions? – Is there an ‘elephant’ in the room?

Yes, a cliché, but an effective way of describing issues or problems everyone knows to be there – but are unwilling to discuss. A common criticism of public consultations is that they do not always ask the right questions. Of course, that depends upon whom you ask.  Consultees frequently wish to see questions about underlying

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Derbyshire wins the legal challenge to Sheffield’s Consultation Question

Rhion Jones comments: We asked Barry Creasy, a Senior tCI Associate, to comment on last month’s High Court Judgment in the case of Derbyshire v Sheffield Combined Authority. This is because it largely turns on the wording of the consultation question. Barry trains our members and others in Consultation surveys and questionnaires and his views will,

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Doing Nothing in the NHS – thoughts on do-nothing options in service change consultations

There’s a phrase that seems to have come with the publication of every recent NHS service change proposal. We hear it from senior doctors and nurses in local television interviews. NHS commissioners utter it on the radio and at public governance meetings. And we see it in the statements issued to the local press. “Doing

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Campaigning for Change in Consultation – simple steps for more constructive engagement

The year of Brexit and Trump has seen absurd claims and outlandish statements beating evidence and reasoned argument, and catastrophic campaign failures turning certain victories into tragic losses. So you might think that 2016 hasn’t brought much for a seasoned, liberal progressive campaigner to be cheery about. But in late November, while Hilary’s campaign managers

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High Court case provides Christmas cheer for sceptics of local government devolution; consultation lacking essential question

Just as we were all packing up for Christmas – we have a High Court judgment to give pro-status-quo campaigners festive encouragement and Town Hall bosses a reason to think twice before galloping ahead with devolution deals. In reality, those with most to worry about may be public engagement professionals and consultants who have to

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