Public Participation at the Scottish Parliament - Citizens' Panel Recommendations
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Citizens' Panel on Participation - Tell us what recommendations we should prioritise
The Citizens’ Panel on Participation has published their report and they have made 17 recommendations to the Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee on improving how the Scottish Parliament’s work involves, reflects, and meets the needs of the full range of communities it represents, focusing on improving engagement for those currently under-represented.
Recommendations from the panel include improving community engagement, how the Parliament uses deliberative democracy, public involvement in Parliamentary business and the way Parliament communicates and educates the public on its work.
The Committee has now published an interim report and launched an 8-week consultation on the Scottish Parliament’s Your Priorities platform inviting views on what recommendations should be prioritised and what actions need to be taken to deliver on them.
Easy read users can click here to download an online accessible and editable feedback form.
If you would like support using the online platform or would like to receive a 'conversation toolkit' to support a group discussion in your community please email our Participation and Communities Team at pact@parliament.scot
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