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Draft Community Engagement Policy - Feedback is now closed
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Community feedback on City of Ballarat’s draft "Community Engagement Policy" has now finished.
The draft Community Engagement Policy is our commitment to how we engage with you,and we thank you for your feedback on what’s being proposed.
We are now collating the feedback received, and will make changes to the draft Policy accordingly. The amended draft will be presented to Council for consideration on 24 February, 2021. A Consultation Report with all of the information received will be available to view here from 1 February, 2021.
We appreciate your contribution towards continuously improving how we do engagement.
Community feedback on City of Ballarat’s draft "Community Engagement Policy" has now finished.
The draft Community Engagement Policy is our commitment to how we engage with you,and we thank you for your feedback on what’s being proposed.
We are now collating the feedback received, and will make changes to the draft Policy accordingly. The amended draft will be presented to Council for consideration on 24 February, 2021. A Consultation Report with all of the information received will be available to view here from 1 February, 2021.
We appreciate your contribution towards continuously improving how we do engagement.