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Beware re-organisations – They’re not all bad, but the consequences for public engagement can often be serious
Read → iiScrapping the ‘duty to involve’ – What difference would it make?
Read → iiiAre options optional? – Some consultations have options, but many don’t; what’s best?
Read → ivRisk Assessment – Six issues to bear in mind when organising consultations
Read → vDialogue by discussion – The growing popularity of ‘not-quite-Focus Groups’
Read → viComplaints and consultation – What’s the relationship between individual complaints and consultations?
Read → viiThings to come – Expect a deluge of consultations … and a wide range of new forms of ‘participation’
Read → viiiUsing consultation data – We’re in danger of paying more attention to the gathering of data than the use that’s made of it.
Read → ixWe’re all in this … – Implementing the Spending review will be almost impossible without effective dialogues
Read → xBudget Blues – Managing through the likely implications of the Budget requires a talent for public engagement
Read → xiCareer plans – Who’d like to be working in public engagement or consultation right now?
Read → xiiDon’t bury bad news – Coming clean on the implications of cuts
Read → xiiiEnd of story … – When is it time to end the debate and move on?
Read → xivInconclusive results – Contradictory messages are nothing new for Consultation specialists
Read → xvKnown unkowns – Lack of clarity in new legislation is no reason for delay
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