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Emergency consultation – Is it possible to engage effectively when a fast response is needed?
Read → iiLong-life samples – The case for tracking surveys
Read → iiiFirst Impressions – Starting a dialogue with those who are new to the process is a very critical time
Read → ivService re-design … through consultation – Whose input do we need if a financial squeeze requires a total re-think of public services?
Read → vSpeed … and thinking time – It may be possible to accelerate some elements of consultation – but not all
Read → viLeadership leanings – New information on Councillors strengthens the case for making them pivotal in local public engagement
Read → viiWestminster meltdown … and online venom – If representative democracy is in trouble, does this provide an opportunity to strengthen the consultative or participatory variety?
Read → viiiWho’s in the room? – Engaging stakeholders is a continuous process – not something just done during a formal consultation period
Read → ixTime and Space – New technology is close to re-writing the laws of physics with huge implications for public engagement
Read → xCloud consultation – It’s not just our IT applications that are disappearing into the ether….
Read → xiAuthoritative consultees – Some of those we consult speak with greater authority than others, but few can rival the claims of those who have been elected!
Read → xiiMind our language! – Well-meaning attempts to curb unnecessary jargon are in danger of dumbing down intelligent debate
Read → xiiiOpt-in or Opt-out? – Is this the end for the presumption of total participation?
Read → xive- for economic – Will tougher times signal renewed interest in new technology for participation?
Read → xvAppropriate responses – High-quality dialogue is an essential pre-requisite for ensuring that public bodies respond appropriately to unexpected scenarios
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