Sentences with phrase «adequate consultation processes»

Currently there is no indication that there will be adequate consultation processes developed with this target group, and in particular with Indigenous children involved in child protection processes.

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Future financing and investments to ease energy access should ensure adequate support for participation and consultation of enterprises and other stakeholders in both international processes and national regulatory and policy decision - making.

Feedback during my consultations revealed that the majority of public servants consulted did not feel that they had been provided with adequate information about how the new processes would work.

The consultations highlighted critical issues for agreement making directed to economic and social development outcomes, including the need for: effective community decision making structures and community engagement with the process; adequate time and resources for capacity development; creative ideas for sustainable economic development; support for outcomes beyond the legal framework; positive relationships; and underlying infrastructure such as health, roads and education to be guaranteed by governments.

Creating a meaningful and effective consultation process is not just about ensuring adequate timeframes and providing sufficient resources.

However, the Commission is concerned about the potential impact of the proposed future act process on the rights of traditional owners, and is particularly concerned that the Bill has been introduced without adequate consultation.

The Government must also structure consultation processes such that we are afforded adequate time and resources to engage in our own decision - making processes.

I therefore do not believe that the consultation processes regarding the Amendment Bill (No 2) were adequate.

Similarly, the Cape York Land Council (CYLC) lists «an agreed structure for the consultation process» as one of the essential features of an adequate and effective consultation process.

The consultations highlighted important issues for any type of agreement making, including: effective community decision making; community engagement and ownership of the process and agreement; and adequate time and resources for capacity development and good decision making structures.

Adequate resourcing should be provided to communities and specific stakeholder groups to support them in their discussions and decision making, prior to a formal consultation process.

I therefore consider it important that governments or proponents provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with adequate resources to enable them to participate effectively in consultation processes.