- A lot simpler than a "technical"/detailed submission
- May be a simple email or reply post form with "I support/Don't Support"
- Can be viewed with some importance by Politicians trying to gauge level of support (sometimes too much importance...)
- Can be useful to encourage lots of members to submit simple submissions like this (provide them with email address, website, and feedback forms)
- Staff reporting on numbers and comments varies around the place
"Numbers Game" Submissions
General Comments
- A lot simpler than a "technical"/detailed submission
- May be a simple email or reply post form with "I support/don't support"
- Can be viewed with some importance by politicians trying to gauge level of support (sometimes too much importance...)
- Can be useful to encourage lots of members to submit simple submissions like this. Provide them with email address, website, and feedback forms.
- Reporting on numbers and comments varies around the place
Typical Responses
- YES
(just as important to submit on this) - YES in general, but ...
(Add any suggested tweaks) - No, because...
(ideally provide some reasons why)
General hints on "Numbers Game" submissions
- Encourage group members to put in submissions by providing email address, website for finding information, and feedback forms
- You can hint about issues to consider but it is best to encourage people not to all use the same "boilerplate" (pro forma) text
- May be better for people to identify themselves as residents/voters rather than walkers/cyclists
- Personal experience/impact adds credibility to submissions i.e not just doing it because you were told to by a group
Sources: Glen Koorey's Cycling Advocates' Network (CAN) Workshop- "Creating Effective Submissions", 2007; with a few additions from CAN User Group Handbook, & Living Streets Aotearoa User Group Handbook.
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