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The importance of transparency in consultations
Read → iiDoes your public engagement plan meet new NHS Accessible information Standards?
Read → iiiThe retreat from ‘due process’ – Is there a worldwide phenomenon driving us away from the rigours of traditional decision-making?
Read → ivCounting to Ten – Is consultation at its most valuable when providing a breathing space
Read → vAdvice from Associates – Beware magic bullets
Read → viBus Services Bill – Briefing
Read → viiShould we ask the question? – The most important question is whether or not to ask in the first place?
Read → viiiAdvice from Associates – Facilitator Skills
Read → ixAdvice from Associates – Questionnaires Part 1
Read → xConsultation with ‘Appointed Voices’ – Phasing out ‘Parent Governors’ might signal the end of a particular form of consultation.
Read → xiAdvice from Associates – Working with interpreters
Read → xiiKnowing what’s true … – The EU referendum highlights robust arguments about the ‘facts’ of the situation – implications for consultation professionals.
Read → xiiiPublish – or be damned! – Two disturbing cases of reticence to publish – so time to stand up for a key principle.
Read → xivLeast worst – When a consultation explores unpopular options
Read → xvStructures and Scrutiny – A new Queen’s Speech – and the need to remember the importance of scrutiny.
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