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Consultation with ‘Appointed Voices’ – Phasing out ‘Parent Governors’ might signal the end of a particular form of consultation.
Read → iiAdvice from Associates – Working with interpreters
Read → iiiKnowing what’s true … – The EU referendum highlights robust arguments about the ‘facts’ of the situation – implications for consultation professionals.
Read → ivPublish – or be damned! – Two disturbing cases of reticence to publish – so time to stand up for a key principle.
Read → vLeast worst – When a consultation explores unpopular options
Read → viStructures and Scrutiny – A new Queen’s Speech – and the need to remember the importance of scrutiny.
Read → viiDemocracy must be at heart of English devolution
Read → viiiWhat happens if an organisation wants to withdraw options during a public consultation?
Read → ixUnknown unknowns ?? – How to consult meaningfully when stakeholder audiences are unaware….
Read → xReputation at Risk – Beware the danger that lawyers could help you damage your reputation
Read → xiHow the DWP got it wrong – One of the causes of Iain Duncan Smith’s resignation was a flawed public consultation by the Department of Work and Pensions
Read → xiiWhat did the DWP get wrong?
Read → xiiiBrussels consults … yes it does! – Many will be surprised by the range and quality of EU consultations – and their relevance.
Read → xivMajority vote – A Referendum is only one form of decision-making and there are other good ideas around!
Read → xvConsultation-related Judicial Reviews – mid-year Update
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