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i Uncategorized · 10 December 2014

Consequential consultations – Budget consultations in Local Authorities highlight the problem of sequential dialogues on important changes

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ii Uncategorized · 10 November 2014

Why do they keep coming? – So far in 2014, there have been 10 significant Judicial Reviews on consultation? Why is this happening?

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iii Uncategorized · 4 November 2014

The Supreme Court & the law of consultation options

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iv Uncategorized · 10 October 2014

Conference Topic: In defence of representative decision-making…

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v Uncategorized · 10 October 2014

A Consultation Ombudsman? – Is it time to consider a new way to settle disputes about public consultations?

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vi Uncategorized · 10 September 2014

The power of the (Scottish) people Have we just witnessed a classic example of effective consultation?

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vii Uncategorized · 10 September 2014

Participation postponed! – To what extent should public consultations be deferred until after next year’s General Election?

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viii Uncategorized · 4 August 2014

Lewisham Hospital – Key messages from the judicial review

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ix Uncategorized · 10 July 2014

A tale of two cases – Two High Court judgments on the pre-determination of consultation – within a week

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x Uncategorized · 13 June 2014

Beyond these shores … – Is the UK’s expertise on public consultation about to become a major export?

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xi Uncategorized · 13 June 2014

After the consultation … – A preview of the Institute’s new set of ‘Implementation engagement standards’

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xii Uncategorized · 13 May 2014

Learning from the NHS! – NHS Reconfigurations are very challenging for public engagement – but hold lessons for many others in public service and beyond

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xiii Uncategorized · 13 April 2014

Listening to politicians – Those seeking to implement change in our public services should study the views and attitudes of our elected representatives

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xiv Uncategorized · 13 April 2014

Consultation and accountability – Holding organisations to account for the quality of their consultations

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xv Uncategorized · 13 March 2014

The case against ‘purdah’ – As we approach the May elections, it may be time to question the conventional wisdom about the ‘period of purdah’. To what extent should it affect consultations?

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