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Risk Assessment – Six issues to bear in mind when organising consultations
Posted 15 years ago4 minute read
For a process that essentially exists to minimise the risk of mistakes by public bodies or large organisations, the practice of consultation is itself prone to many errors.
There are times when it might be better not even to contemplate consultation!
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