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Say No to consultation – Are there occasions when it might be better NOT to consult
Read → iiDonate your experience! – The importance of gathering customer stories … and acting upon them
Read → iiiHigh blood pressure – Have we the means to detect important changes to the body politic?
Read → ivPower to those who turn up – What are the dynamics of increasingly popular ‘public’ events?
Read → vConsultation & Copenhagen – How do we influence major world-wide negotiations on issues like climate change?
Read → viCo-design – How useful is it to involve more people in developing solutions?
Read → viiApathy – real or imagined? – Do few participants indicate a lack of interest or a lack of competence?
Read → viiiHalf-hearted participation – How to secure fuller commitment?
Read → ixSounding off! – Is consultation a safety-valve for people to let off steam?
Read → xEmergency consultation – Is it possible to engage effectively when a fast response is needed?
Read → xiLong-life samples – The case for tracking surveys
Read → xiiFirst Impressions – Starting a dialogue with those who are new to the process is a very critical time
Read → xiiiService re-design … through consultation – Whose input do we need if a financial squeeze requires a total re-think of public services?
Read → xivSpeed … and thinking time – It may be possible to accelerate some elements of consultation – but not all
Read → xvLeadership leanings – New information on Councillors strengthens the case for making them pivotal in local public engagement
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