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‎Stakeholder's Expectations

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‎Who are the stakeholders?

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 '''''We busted a gut! What for?'''''

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 It is important to identify all stakeholders before conducting a consultation. Example of stakeholders: Local Government, Central Government, NGOs, Businesses and all statutory consultees.
 [[Image:stakeholders.gif|padding:4px|330px|thumbnail|right| Stakeholder's Expectations]]
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 # A clear statement by the consulter on what impact consultation submissions will have on final outcomes. This is a critical point. Many times stakeholder have engaged in consultations only to be left with the impression that their views have been ignored or disregarded. A clear statement of the scope and context of the consultation prior to the beginning of the process can make sure that the expectations of stakeholders can be met and avoid feelings of dissappointment and frustration.
 # Feedback on submissions. Many times stakeholders feel that decisions are pre-determined prior to the consultation and that their views are ignored. This view is compounded by a lack of feedback on their submissions. Even if thier views are rejected for various reasons, stakeholders expect them to have been considered. A feedback mechanism is therefore, crucial for consultation processes. Failure in this respect can result in future apathy by stakeholders.
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 ''So you know, fair enough that’s grand, three years later there hasn’t been an inch of change [arising from] any of that consultation [process], and you might say “Well, there is budgetary considerations, or time or politics or whatever” but the simple fact is there are repercussions from that consultation that I see on a weekly or monthly basis ... particularly in community workers and that’s where the cynicism is. We busted a gut! What for? It was a political move, they consulted us for political … political reasons.''<ref>Source: Focus group discussant</ref>
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	''So you know, fair enough that’s grand, three years later there hasn’t been an inch of change [arising from] any of that consultation [process], and you might say “Well, there is budgetary considerations, or time or politics or whatever” but the simple fact is there are repercussions from that consultation that I see on a weekly or monthly basis ... particularly in community workers and that’s where the cynicism is. We busted a gut! What for? It was a political move, they consulted us for political … political reasons.''<ref>Source: Focus group discussant</ref>		''So you know, fair enough that’s grand, three years later there hasn’t been an inch of change [arising from] any of that consultation [process], and you might say “Well, there is budgetary considerations, or time or politics or whatever” but the simple fact is there are repercussions from that consultation that I see on a weekly or monthly basis ... particularly in community workers and that’s where the cynicism is. We busted a gut! What for? It was a political move, they consulted us for political … political reasons.''<ref>Source: Focus group discussant</ref>
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 ==Who are the stakeholders?==
-It is important to identify all stakeholders before conducting a consultation. Example of stakeholders: Local Government, Central Government,NGOs, Businesses and all statutory consultees.
+It is important to identify all stakeholders before conducting a consultation. Example of stakeholders: Local Government, Central Government, NGOs, Businesses and all statutory consultees.
 [[Image:Dublin_how_loud_speak.jpg|380px|thumbnail| Graffiti wall in Dublin]]

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 It is important to identify all stakeholders before conducting a consultation. Example of stakeholders: 433 Local Planning Authorities, all statutory consultees, parish councils and central government. <ref>[http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/england/genpub/en/1115315174094.html Planningportal.gov.uk]</ref>
-[[Image:Dublin_how_loud_speak.jpg|center|380px|thumbnail| Graffiti wall in Dublin]]
+[[Image:Dublin_how_loud_speak.jpg|380px|thumbnail| Graffiti wall in Dublin]]
 '''''We busted a gut! What for?'''''