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Having your say in health and disability: New Zealand communities can have a direct say ...
Why consult: Informed consultation assists DHBs, health service providers, and the public to ...
Plans: Each of the 21 DHBs is required to enter into a funding arrangement ...
"Start here" list of priorities: Given the large amount to do in the health sector, the Minister of Health ...
Understanding consultation: Consultation must take place with the...
Understanding consultation
Consultation must take place with the right people for the right purpose and in the right way.
As a guide, consultation should include:
- a process of seeking the views of others
- more than providing information, and less than negotiation
- listening and considering
- being genuine
- sufficient time
- keeping an open mind and being willing to change
- a statement of a proposal not yet fully decided
- continuing to foster development of Māori capacity
- providing relevant information to Māori
- providing culturally appropriate consultation opportunities.
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