Consultation outcome
Involving disabled people in policy development
- From:
- Office for Disability Issues and Department for Work and Pensions
- Part of:
- Fulfilling Potential: improving the lives of disabled people
- Published:
- 16 July 2013
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This consultation has concluded
Download the full outcome
Better working with disabled people: the way forward (Fulfilling potential: making it happen)
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78425-041-6 PDF, 153KB, 27 pages
Better working with disabled people (consultation outcome)
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78425-0430 PDF, 837KB, 15 pages
Summary: Better working with disabled people: the way forward
PDF, 33.5KB, 3 pages
Welsh summary: Better working with disabled people: the way forward
PDF, 62.4KB, 3 pages
Detail of outcome
This document includes the government’s:
- response to the findings of the consultation
- plans to set up a ‘Fulfilling Potential Forum’
The forum will involve around 40 disability organisations and meet every 3 months to discuss the government’s disability strategy. The Minister of State for Disability and the Minister of State for Care and Support will co-chair the forum.
Outcome: BSL summary
Original consultation
This consultation ran from
to
Summary
How to strengthen the voice of disabled people in government (includes the government response to the review of Equality 2025).
Documents
Better working with disabled people (Fulfilling potential: making it happen)
PDF, 116KB, 19 pages
Easy read: Better working with disabled people (Fulfilling potential: making it happen)
PDF, 1.08MB, 18 pages
Consultation description
Better working with disabled people: Fulfilling potential: Making it happen
The triennial review of Equality 2025 recommended that Equality 2025 be closed. It also recommended that advice to government on disability issues should be provided ‘by a method that will provide expertise supplemented by lived experience’. This consultation seeks views on how to do that and how best to involve disabled people at every stage of policy development.
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Published: 16 July 2013
