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An accessible parliament I 93 since representatives have always engaged in an ongoing dialogue with their electors, and been subject to influence by them. The significant feature of the measures reviewed above is the attempt to make that process more systematic, transparent and inclusive, so that it is not monopolised by a few privileged interests operating behind closed doors. Further online reading about citizen initiatives: C2D – research and documentation centre on direct democracy Project ACE (2004). Citizen initiatives. Focus on Direct Democracy Zimmerman, J (2001). Citizen initiative. Administration and Cost of Elections Project
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