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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?
Read → iiCommunity engagement – being on the ball! – Why we need to understand and support community initiatives from the sporting and commercial sectors
Read → iiiMaking the weather – Influencing the climate of opinion may be easier than improving the UK’s weather!
Read → ivLessons from screw-ups – A new book sheds light on Government blunders – and concludes we need “more deliberation”
Read → vConsultation and Leadership – Leaders like Nelson Mandela knew instinctively when NOT to consult …!
Read → viEmergency services – Public respect for some of our public services is a great asset for public engagement and consultation
Read → viiPurists and Pragmatists – Consultation can expose significant tensions among stakeholders
Read → viiiThe whole is greater … … – than the sum of the parts …
Read → ixConsulting the powerful – Are the rules different?
Read → xTen years on … – The Consultation Institute has much to do in the next ten years – but the agenda is changing!
Read → xiHad Mrs Nash been quicker? – Clarifying Councils’ consultation obligations; ‘Best Value’ still lives!
Read → xiiSelf-selected samples – When consultation respondents might be unrepresentative
Read → xiiiBirth of a consultation option. – Once an option …always an option? Or maybe not…!
Read → xivConsultation interruptus…? – What happens when something unexpected happens during a consultation?
Read → xvConsultation boundaries…? Wisely determining the scope of a consultation is critical to its success
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