Public consultations have been part of governments policy makng - TopicsExpress

Public consultations have been part of governments policy makng since the 1970s. But do they really reflect what the public thinks about controversial issues such as random drug testing or expensive projects like the airports third runway? Officials insist they are valuable research material and are used to shape the citys development. But critics argue that consultations are pointless because theyre often ignored and if the government really wants to do something, then nothing can stop it.

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