Listen to confirmed speaker Rhion Jones
in advance of the conference addressing:
How much local government money is
being spent on consultation?
More than ever before, users and citizens will be called upon to
contribute and make choices about core services.
Public Services, their staff and their users will face tough choices over
the coming year as the implications of recession spread. Consultation
professionals will face challenges across a range of difficult options;
councils and other public services will be trying to do more with less,
whilst fulfilling three key consultation obligations: duty to promote
democracy; duty to respond to petitions; and duty to involve.
This conference will examine the implications of “Total Place” and
the new movements of localism for consultations. Outlining how
separate public bodies can consult together, the conference will offer
fresh perspectives on difficult choices in a sometimes hostile climate.
A must-attend for consultation, third sector and public service
decision makers.
TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST PLEASE CLICK HERE
Related link:
Listening to Communities: Consultation on draft statutory guidance on the duty to respond to petitions
For further information contact Laura Brownlee on 020 7324 4372,
e-mail laura.brownlee@neilstewartassociates.co.uk
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