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Consultation on the proposed Commun
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CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. INTRO
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While many public bodies engaged in
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Audit Scotland indicated that commu
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However, a majority felt that commo
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1. INTRODUCTION About this report 1
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2. OVERVIEW OF RESPONSES Introducti
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Table 2.2: Consultation Analysis Th
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“The first step is communication;
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3.8 Respondents made a number of su
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“In our experience, community eng
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Theme 2: Overarching Duty to Engage
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3.26 Others reflected that although
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3.34 The number of respondents who
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3.44 NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
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3.48 A number of community councils
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“Their constitution makes it diff
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3.64 Views from respondents on the
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3.69 The Society of Local Authority
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3.78 Others felt that there might e
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3.87 The numbers expressing opposit
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Theme 6: Community Engagement Plans
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3.103 Respondents were also asked a
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“Whilst participation is covered
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3.118 One respondent questioned whe
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3.128 The numbers expressing opposi
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Theme 10: Community Service Deliver
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3.149 Some respondents suggested th
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Theme 11: Community Directed Spendi
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37. Are there any other changes tha
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Theme: Compulsory Purchase 40. Shou
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Theme: Power to Enforce Sale or Lea
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43. Should local authorities be giv
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44. If a local authority enforces a
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Theme: Assessing Impact 46. Please
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Easy Read Questionnaire 1. What doe
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6. Should local communities be invo
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10. Do you think communities should
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