Open Legislation
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This document discusses open legislation and the importance of public consultation in the legislative process. It makes the case that the public is capable of understanding complex issues and that lawmakers are not always experts in the topics they legislate. It advocates for various forms of public consultation at different stages, including active listening, pre-consultation, formal consultation, votes and referenda. It provides examples from China of online public feedback on draft legislation. Key points made include the need for default online public feedback, clear consultation mandates, ensuring public comments are considered by lawmakers, and more pre-consultation dialogue to improve draft legislation. The document argues that without public feedback, legislation will have narrow views and be poor, but feedback must lead to changes or
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- 3. Active listening Pre-consultation Formal consultation Votes and referenda Civil society governance What do the public think about current legislation? Who are the key influencers and where do they congregate? Do we need new or revised legislation for a given issue? What is current sentiment about an issue or law? What does the public think about the policy options? Are there any policy ideas? Should we pass a new law? What proportion of resources should we allocate? What are the public concerns? Are we accountable?
- 4. Chinalaw.gov.cn All draft legislation since 2009 Over 100 laws published & over 400 departmental rules Some >100,000 comments 90-9-1 web rule applies
- 6. 1. Online public feedback on all legislation should be default position 2. A clear consultation mandate is needed for each exercise (who/why/when/what happens?) 3. The feed-forward of public comments to Parliamentarians is critical. Practitioners need better qualitative data analysis tools to make sense of feedback. 4. Public feedback needs to be heard . The concept of a ‘public reading day’ or ‘public reading half-hour’ is yet to be tested in the United Kingdom but dedicated time for Parliamentarians to consider or hear public feedback is theoretically a good idea. 5. More pre-consultation is needed. Public dialogue on emerging policy issues would help policymakers ensure that draft legislation was more considered in the beginning, pre-draft. Merits of bill different to technicalities of it.
- 7. No Public Feedback = Narrow views = Poor Legislation Public Feedback + No Change – Reasons = No hope + No point Public Feedback + No Participants = No effort / No trust Public Feedback + Change = Impact + Better Legislation
- 8. Co-legislation Public versus Experts Fraser Henderson fraser@mrhenderson.org
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- They public can prompt questions and ways of looking at issues that may not have occurred to the experts caught up in the debate They enable one to penetrate well beyond opinion polling, to understand not just what people say they think but how and why they think it, how they might consider trade-offs, and what might stimulate them to think differently
- Whole range of opportunities to get involved. Both Passive and active