E-consultations - e-Strategy Guide

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E-Consultations

E-consultations involve asking for comment on a particular issue and allowing people to provide their responses via an online form.

The call for comment can be open to the public, or by invitation only providing a password to access the consultation site. Background information about the consultation will usually be provided.

E-consultations generally involve setting up a special-purpose page and form on a website, or a special discussion forum. A ‘stand alone’ e-consultation might have its own internet address as well.

Once an easy-to-use web page has been set up with a simple form to be filled in, the success of the consultation will depend on generating publicity and encouraging people to use it.

More information

For an example of e-consultation see the NSW Public Education Inquiry http://www.pub-ed-inquiry.org/You are now leaving the e-Strategy website and its public submission form http://www.pub-ed-inquiry.org/forms/easy_submission.htmlYou are now leaving the e-Strategy website.