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i Uncategorized · 5 April 2006

Manual Transmission – Does consultation act as an accelerator or a brake? Or do we need the third foot-pedal?

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ii Uncategorized · 3 April 2006

Consultation – the best form of scrutiny? – Asking citizens and customers, and making their views highly visible, might do more good than a tick-box Inspection process

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iii Uncategorized · 22 March 2006

Avoiding the Blame Game – There are good, and less good, reasons for going to consultation

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iv Uncategorized · 22 March 2006

Blogs as Consultation – Are blogs just a passing fad or can they be useful for consultation?

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v Uncategorized · 22 March 2006

Broken Links – Consultation is part of a long chain of communications. What happens when important links in the chain are broken?

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vi Uncategorized · 1 February 2006

The Magnet – Are some people more suited to the practice of consultation ?

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vii Uncategorized · 18 January 2006

Slice & Dice – Is the targeting of specific community groups anything more than a new version of market segmentation?

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viii Uncategorized · 3 January 2006

Paperless Consultation – Has the goal of e-enabling consultations been achieved?

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ix Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

Celebrity Consultation – Are there occasions where the Big Name helps to get a better response for a public consultation?

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x Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

The Formality Threshold – Process implications and expectations are such that it’s important to recognise when a consultation is formal and when it is not

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xi Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

Competitive Consultation – Being excellent at consultation is a source of competitive advantage for companies … and public bodies

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xii Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

Tick-in-the-box consultation? – A dangerous development for consultation is the trend towards listening because you’ve been told to do so – rather than because you genuinely want to hear people’s views…….

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xiii Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

Consultation Data – Quality or Quantity? – Getting the right balance between qualitative and quantitative methods lies at the heart of much consultation planning

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xiv Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

What happens next? – The essence of a consultation exercise depends upon what happens afterwards

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xv Uncategorized · 20 December 2005

Consultation saves time! – Effective dialogue with well-informed stakeholders at the beginning saves time and trouble later on

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