Consultations
Consultations are processes by which the government seeks input and feedback on proposed policies, legislation, or other significant decisions.
We are a powerful national advocate for parish and town councils. We achieve this primarily through our policy, political, and parliamentary initiatives. These efforts establish a framework for policy determination, gather information and evidence on parish issues, and work to influence government and other key decision-makers. These efforts include responding to government consultations, engaging in parliamentary debates, meetings with MPs, Peers, ministers and shadow ministers, contributing to Select Committees, and submitting written and oral questions.
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Consultations are processes by which the government seeks input and feedback on proposed policies, legislation, or other significant decisions.
Our parliamentary engagement and lobbying efforts highlight the vital role of parish and town councils to parliamentarians, aiming to enhance and protect their reputation and advocate for changes to policy and legislation.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Local Democracy is a group of members from the House of Commons and the House of Lords who share an interest in parish and town councils.