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Tribunals leadership: Your Views on the Reform of the Office of Senior President of Tribunals
The organisation responsible for overseeing the leadership of tribunals provides guidance and support to the judiciary. Over time, various initiatives have been undertaken to foster closer collaboration among courts and tribunals (referred to as the 'One Judiciary' program) and shape a modern justice system. To further strengthen the concept of One Judiciary, there is a proposal to reconfigure the existing leadership structure. The intention is to integrate the current independent office... MoreClosed 1 May 2024 -
Interdepartmental taskforce on the implementation of the National Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse
Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey. Your feedback is crucial as we assess and improve the implementation of the National Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. The purpose of this survey is to gather insights and suggestions from stakeholders like you to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the scheme. Your responses will remain confidential and will be used solely for the purpose of improving the system. MoreClosed 1 May 2024 -
Indigenous customary laws in the Australian legal system
We invite you to participate in this crucial consultation survey focused on the recognition of Indigenous customary laws within the Australian legal system. This survey is specifically designed for experts, including individuals with Indigenous backgrounds, academics, and policy makers who possess a deep understanding and knowledge of the issues surrounding Indigenous customary laws. Your expertise and insights are invaluable in addressing the challenges and complexities related to... MoreClosed 1 May 2024 -
Short Survey - Proposed changes to the Disability Discrimination Act
This activity is a perfect way to get involved with the Department's amendments to the Disability Act if you are an interested member of the public. It contains all the information you will need to give thoughtful responses, translated into plain english by our in-house lawyers. Our Project This activity will take 10 minutes or less to complete, and does not require any technical knowledge. MoreClosed 1 May 2024 -
Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP)
LHS has developed a Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2015 - 2020 in consultation with our consumers, staff and key stakeholders to provide strategies for local health services to support increased independence, opportunities and inclusion for people with disability. Now we ask for your feedback on the plan. The plan will help ensure that people with disability: Have the same opportunities as other people to access our services, and any events we organise Have the same... MoreOpened 21 April 2024 -
Mid-semester Pulse Survey
We want to hear from you. Please take 5 minutes to tell us about your experience with Arlen Hill University so far this semester and if there is anything we can do to make it better. MoreClosed 21 March 2024 -
Making Railways Safer
We want to make rail the safest and most welcoming way of travelling in the country. We'd welcome your views on how we're doing and what more we can do to make this happen. MoreClosed 3 March 2024 -
The Great British Railways Transition Team (UK)
The Great British Railways Transition Team is developing a range of rail freight growth target options. A key part of this activity is to engage with industry through a formal call for evidence. The purpose of this call for evidence is to develop an understanding of how much of the current and future market demand for freight could be met by rail, and the role rail can play in the nation’s supply chains. The team also uses Citizen Space to engage on other things, like their... MoreClosed 5 February 2024 -
Airspace Change Organising Group (UK)
ACOG was established in 2019 at the request of the Department for Transport and Civil Aviation Authority to coordinate the delivery of key elements of the UK’s Airspace Modernisation Strategy. MoreClosed 1 February 2024 -
Australian Building Codes Board
The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) is a standards writing body responsible for the National Construction Code, WaterMark and CodeMark Certification Schemes, and regulatory reform in the construction industry. The ABCB is a joint initiative of the Commonwealth and State and Territory Governments, together with the building and plumbing industries. MoreClosed 1 February 2024 -
Civil Aviation Authority (UK)
As the UK's aviation regulator, CAA work so that: the aviation industry meets the highest safety standards, consumers have choice, value for money, are protected and treated fairly when they fly, through efficient use of airspace, the environmental impact of aviation on local communities is effectively managed and CO 2 emissions are reduced, the aviation industry manages security risks effectively. CAA are responsible for airlines, airports, airspace,... MoreClosed 1 February 2024 -
Civil Aviation Safety Authority
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is a government body that regulates aviation safety in Australia. They license pilots, register aircraft, oversee aviation safety and promote safety awareness. They also make sure that the aviation community and the public use and administer Australian airspace safely. In July 1995, CASA was established as an independent statutory authority. We operate within a legislative framework made up of acts, regulations, associated legislative... MoreClosed 1 February 2024 -
European Network of Transmission System Operators (UK)
ENTSO-E is the European association for the cooperation of transmission system operators (TSOs) for electricity. To facilitate the exchange of stakeholder contributions, ENTSO-E holds open, transparent on-line consultations at the early stages of the drafting process on major ENTSO-E work products that impact pan-European energy transmission. These include network codes, Ten-Year Network Development Plans (TYNDP), the annual work programme and various other reports and studies MoreClosed 1 February 2024 -
Training Evaluation
We would really appreciate your feedback on the recent training that you attended [date]. This is to help us decide if this training was beneficial to you in your job role and to help in future training planning. This survey will only take a couple of minutes to complete. MoreClosed 31 January 2024 -
State Infrastructure Strategy and Regional Infrastructure Plans
Our goal is to deliver an infrastructure strategy and program that underpins economic growth, supports jobs and creates long-term prosperity for all Queenslanders. The new framework for planning and prioritisation of infrastructure projects provides a solid foundation for making informed investment decisions. It will help identify the best, most cost-effective way to address the service needs and infrastructure challenges facing Queensland. That's why we want your input. What matters to you... MoreClosed 3 January 2024 -
Town Health Check - Pedestrian Survey
The pedestrian survey is one element of this annual Health Check, designed to gather a collective view of how the [Demo CBD] is received. It is a chance for locals to comment on both strengths and weaknesses of the CBD, so that any issues are highlighted, and conversely, any improvements that have been made, and that could be made are acknowledged. This survey aims to... MoreOpened 1 January 2024 -
Department for Education (UK)
The Department for Education is responsible for children’s services and education, including early years, schools, higher and further education policy, apprenticeships and wider skills in England. Using Citizen Space, the Department regularly conducts consultations on things like: Reforms to funding and accountability systems Funding options aiming to increase the opportunities adults and young people have to access further education and higher education Ideas to... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (UK)
To see some ideas from abroad, have a look at the DEFRA hub. DEFRA is responsible for improving and protecting the environment. Their priorities are growing a green economy, sustaining thriving rural communities and supporting food, farming and fishing industries. MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Environment Agency, UK
The UK's Environment Agency (EA) is a large non-departmental public body (NDPB) with responsibility for protecting and enhancing England's natural environment. With more than 11,000 staff and care of some 13 million hectares of land, it is a substantial and complex operation. One of the EA's most vital and frequently-used services is its control of environmental permits and licensing. Whenever an individual citizen, private company or public body wishes to take an action that could... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Environmental Protection Authority (Western Australia)
The Environmental Protection Authority of Western Australia (WA EPA) is an independent statutory authority, providing advice to the Minister for Environment of the 2.6million km² state. One vital area of the EPA's advice-giving is on 'the environmental acceptability of development proposals and statutory planning schemes'. Whenever a new development such as a port, railway or pipeline, is likely to have 'a significant environmental effect', it should be referred to the EPA for... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Higher Education Statistics Agency
The UK agency HESA aims to collect data that will benefit the higher education (HE) sector and society as a whole. Citizen Space helps HESA achieve it's consultation requirements in all three of it's key fields. Annual update process enables year-on-year changes to be made to any of the HESA records. This is done to ensure that the record continues to reflect changes within the sector and the changing requirements of users. HESA will normally review each record annually, unless the... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Ministry for Education (New Zealand)
The Minister of Education wanted to hear from a wide range of New Zealanders about the future of the education system – for early learning, schooling and tertiary, and lifelong learning. So the New Zealand Ministry of Education used Citizen Space to run a national 'Education Conversation' online. Huge numbers of people took the opportunity to get involved and have their say – including more than 16,000 people engaging directly in the NCEA Review (with more than a quarter of... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Ministry for the Environment (New Zealand)
The Ministry for the Environment (NZ) is the Government’s primary adviser on environmental matters. They also have a stewardship role which involves taking a long-term perspective on environmental issues when making decisions. MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Ministry of Justice (New Zealand)
The Ministry provides a range of justice services around New Zealand, including delivering court services, supporting various tribunals, authorities and committees that help New Zealanders resolve disputes, negotiating historical Treaty of Waitangi claims, and managing more than 150 pieces of legislation. The Ministry of Justice, New Zealand consultation hub is an excellent example of regulatory and statutory consultations. MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Ministry of Justice (United Kingdom)
The Ministry of Justice, United Kingdom, is responsible for: Courts Prisons Probation services Attendance centres The organisation works together and with other government departments and agencies to bring the principles of justice to life for everyone in society. From civil courts, tribunals and family law hearings, to criminal justice, prison and probation services. The Ministry of Justice's key principles of justice are met by taking a collaborative... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Police Scotland
Police forces aren’t in charge of creating new laws or policies - only their enforcement. They don’t have a statutory duty to consult the public. But an important part of Police Scotland’s continuous improvement of their service and relationship with the public is a robust community engagement program. MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Scottish Sentencing Council
The Council was established in October 2015 as an independent, advisory body as a result of the Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Act 2010 . The Council has a statutory duty to undertake both draft (to accompany consultations) and final impact assessments on all guidelines it produces. Impact assessments are organised by guideline, with the newest first. The Council also undertakes informal data gathering and evidence collection through engagement with criminal justice... MoreClosed 1 January 2024 -
Green Paper Consultation on [Subject]
The [insert commissioning Minister or body] has commissioned an independent review of the [issue targetted by the Green Paper] to ... . The Green Paper outlines the challenges in ... and proposes the following key reform areas: In your documents section, include the Green paper, as well as the outcomes for any associated private or pre-public consultation activities. It's best to attach these as separate, appropriately-labeled PDF documents. MoreOpened 1 January 2024 -
Invitation for Public Comment on Referral (EPBC Act Decision)
This is an example activity for demonstration purposes only. This site is operated by Delib Ltd and submitted responses will be discarded. Public comments are welcomed for a period of 10 business days for each referral. This process is initiated promptly following the validation and publication of the referral. Although comments submitted after the specified comment period may be taken into consideration by the minister, it is not obligatory for them to do so. The... MoreOpened 1 January 2024 -
Public Comment on Action Management Plan
Oops, this template isn't ready yet. You can send us an email at apac@delib.net for more information. MoreOpened 1 January 2024
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