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From Discretion to Duty – Implementing the Disability Equality Duty raises even wider questions ……
Read → iiThe Waiting Game – There’s no need to wait until some good ideas become law!
Read → iiiThe One-Year-After Test – Is this the ultimate method of evaluation?
Read → ivThe Monkey and the Organ-Grinder – How important is it for consultees to have direct contact with decision-makers?
Read → vThe Commitments Register – An indispensable tool for building trust with stakeholders and consultees
Read → viEmbedded consultations – Where consultation is built into standard routine processes
Read → viiThe true cost of re-organisations – Stakeholder relations are a major casualty of regular reorganisations
Read → viiiThe Pre-emptive Close – What happens if a decision-maker appears to take sides in a controversial consultation?
Read → ixParkinson’s Law – Does this 1950’s theory apply to consultations?
Read → xOn the Ball…..! – A Focus on Fun points the way towards popular public engagement
Read → xiLaunching a Consultation – When a consultation justifies a high-profile launch
Read → xiiIn Place of the Soap Opera – Consultation is an excellent way to focus on the real issues
Read → xiiiIn defence of the Public Meeting – What’s needed to make Public Meetings more effective?
Read → xivFrom Hi-Text to Hi-Touch – The retreat from documentary consultation is not without its problems
Read → xvFling out the Flipchart? – Is “brainstorming” becoming an over-used consultation technique?
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