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  1. Engaging participants
  2. Ensure that your consultation is clear, concise and widely accessible.
  3. Ensure your consultation follows better regulation best practice, including carrying out a Regulatory Impact Assessment if appropriate.
  4. Enthoven, Guido
  5. Expectations for E-consultation
  6. Expectations for e-consultation
  7. Facilitators
  8. Give feedback regarding the responses received and how the consultation process influenced the policy.
  9. Gordon, Tom
  10. Groupware
  11. Gwyneth
  12. Gwyneth Redpath
  13. Hansard Society visit
  14. Haughey, Dennis
  15. HowToGetThere
  16. Identifying issues
  17. Information Resources
  18. Issues
  19. Jennifer McMaster
  20. Jim Alford
  21. Ken Bartley
  22. Leighann McConville
  23. LiamMurtagh
  24. Local E-Government in Northern Ireland
  25. Local E-Government in Republic of Ireland
  26. Lynn doran
  27. Making the net work
  28. Managing contacts
  29. Mapping ideas
  30. Mary
  31. McCann, Mark
  32. Measuring citizens engagement
  33. Measuring needs and preferences
  34. Meave Heaney
  35. Milliken, Matt
  36. Monitor your department’s effectiveness at consultation, including through the use of a designated consultation co-ordinator.
  37. Moore, Dairmuid
  38. NGO
  39. NIYF: Exploring Capacity for E-Enabled Youth Participation in Public Consultation
  40. NIYF: Respondent Recruitment
  41. NIYF & Child Protection
  42. NIYF Consultation: Perceived Benefits
  43. NSEC Consultation Data Generated
  44. NSEC E-Consultation Context
  45. NSEC Future work programme
  46. NSEC Learning Outcomes
  47. Newman, David
  48. Newtownabbey e-consultations
  49. Offline marketing
  50. Oliver's Consultation Processes
  51. Online chat
  52. Online marketing
  53. Organisers
  54. Our proposed Consultation Processes
  55. Policy makers
  56. Possible innovations
  57. Probation Board of Northern Ireland Consultation
  58. Problem
  59. Problem L1
  60. Problem L2
  61. Problem L3
  62. Problem Q20
  63. Process and Planning
  64. Process and planning
  65. Proposed Consultation Processes
  66. References
  67. ResearchImpactNIborders
  68. ResearchImpactReconciliation
  69. ResearchLetterkenny
  70. ResearchManagement
  71. ResearchNIRSA
  72. ResearchPhase1
  73. ResearchPhase2
  74. ResearchPhase3
  75. ResearchPhase4
  76. ResearchQUB
  77. Robin
  78. Roger Kennedy
  79. RolePlayCitJury
  80. RolePlayDocument
  81. Running the usability test
  82. SandBox
  83. SurveyTools
  84. Tanya Vance
  85. Tech
  86. Technologists
  87. Technology matching for E-consultation
  88. Testing
  89. The Move Towards Governance
  90. The Moves Toward Governance
  91. The Wheel Context
  92. The e-consultation
  93. TheoryAfternoon
  94. TheoryCapeTown
  95. TheoryCopenhagen
  96. TheoryMay17
  97. TheorydeMoor
  98. Thinknet
  99. Top ten tips
  100. Tracey Colgan
  101. Tracy Wong
  102. UK Online
  103. UK central govt list
  104. Usability test results
  105. VOIP
  106. Victor Douglas
  107. Ward, Margaret and Ellen Finlay
  108. Waterways Ireland Context
  109. WebIQ
  110. Wendy Hunter
  111. What is new about Web 2.0?
  112. What stakeholders want
  113. Wiki Syntax
  114. Wilson, Robin
  115. Workshop2005Resource
  116. WorkshopReport
  117. Zing

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