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Citizens assemblies bring together a representative group of citizens to discuss an issue, make recommendations on that issue. The document discusses how citizens assemblies came about, what a commission recommended, how an issue is chosen, and that citizens assemblies aim to be inclusive, ambitious and feasible.
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A fictional person is described as a 30-year-old single mother living with her two children who works part-time while pursuing an online education. Her situation affects her attitudes towards work-life balance policies, as she values flexibility to care for her family while achieving financial stability. She aspires to complete her degree to get a higher-paying full-time job but enjoys crafts and cooking in her spare time. Emotionally, she stays positive by spending time with friends and focuses on providing for her family, while practically seeking affordable childcare and budgeting her limited income.
Day in the Life Template
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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- 3. 2. What did the Commission recommend? https://newhamco-create.co.uk
- 4. 3. How did we choose the issue?
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