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Online engagement complements traditional face-to-face consultation activities, such as workshops. The online portal is a safe and convenient way for the community to contribute views on a range of issues and feeds directly into the department's decision making process. It is also an effective way for us to engage with people who might not otherwise attend face-to-face activities.
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All comments, ideas and suggestions (collected online or face-to-face) are collated and used to inform the department's decision making process. Project updates will be made available via the Have Your Say website so you can see the results of the consultation work and the department's subsequent decision making.