direct changes]. General The general public will be Outcomes from the public public affected by this proposal by consultation events have [outline]. This has thus influenced this proposal by required / not required a range [outline]. This is of public consultation events, demonstrated in the proposal including [list where relevant] by [outline]. The of support from the general public for this proposal is [describe details of support and any objections]. Staff / Staff affected by this proposal Staff representatives were Resources include [list]. Their consulted on the final version involvement in its development of this Initial Agreement by includes [list]. Other resources [method], on [date]. Their affected by this proposal feedback was [outline] which includes [list any], and the has been incorporated into impact it is likely to have on this proposal by [outline any them is [outline]. direct changes]. key Other key stakeholders Confirmed support for this stakeholders identified for this proposal proposal has been gained and partners includes [list]. Their through [how]. involvement in the development of this proposal includes [outline]. Note: the words in italics in the above table are indicative of expected responses; however, details may be changed to suit the specific circumstances of the proposal being developed. Developing a long list of proposed solutions A range of solutions will need to be considered which test and challenge assumptions on a proposal’s scope and content. Each solution should present a real step change in the presumed scope by considering the following questions when coming up with a long list of possibilities: Can changes to the assumed functional size of service / activity provide
direct changes]. General public The general public will be affected by this proposal by [outline]. This has thus required / not required a range of public consultation events, including [list where relevant] Outcomes from the public consultation events have influenced this proposal by [outline]. This is demonstrated in the proposal by [outline]. The of support from the general public for this proposal is [describe details of support and any objections]. Staff / Resources Staff affected by this proposal include [list]. Their involvement in its development includes [list]. Other resources affected by this proposal includes [list any], and the impact it is likely to have on them is [outline]. Staff representatives were consulted on the final version of this Initial Agreement by [method], on [date]. Their feedback was [outline] which has been incorporated into this proposal by [outline any direct changes]. key stakeholders and partners Other key stakeholders identified for this proposal includes [list]. Their involvement in the development of this proposal includes [outline]. Confirmed support for this proposal has been gained through [how]. Note: the words in italics in the above table are indicative of expected responses; however, details may be changed to suit the specific circumstances of the proposal being developed. Developing a long list of proposed solutions A range of solutions will need to be considered which test and challenge assumptions on a proposal’s scope and content. Each solution should present a real step change in the presumed scope by considering the following questions when coming up with a long list of possibilities: Can changes to the assumed functional size of service / activity provide
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