How to be heard: Engaging the community in parliamentary lawmaking with Dr Sarah Moulds

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Making & Breaking Social Policy

Dr Ben Lohmeyer

28 episodes

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Featuring a range of guests involved in making and breaking social policy, this podcast is about how we all live together (social) and how we make that work (policy). This podcast was created as a central piece of content for two social policy topics in Social Work at Flinders University. It is hosted by Dr Ben Lohmeyer, Lecturer in Social Work at Flinders Uni (www.flinders.edu.au/people/ben.lohmeyer).

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How to be heard: Engaging the community in parliamentary lawmaking with Dr Sarah Moulds

Making & Breaking Social Policy

49 minutes 45 seconds

3 years ago

How to be heard: Engaging the community in parliamentary lawmaking with Dr Sarah Moulds

In this episode, Dr Sarah Moulds from Uni SA gives us a realistic but hopeful account of her experience and research on getting the community involved in legislation and policy creation. She talks us through the various mechanism governments use to consult with the public and give us some hot tips and tricks about how to use them most effectively.

Find Sarah here:

https://people.unisa.edu.au/Sarah.Moulds

Ph: +61 8 830 27382

email Sarah.Moulds@unisa.edu.au

Twitter: @rightsnetworksa

Resources:

Rights Resource Network: https://www.rightsnetworksa.com/

Moulds, S. (2016). Committees of influence: Parliamentary committees with the capacity to change Australia's counter-terrorism laws. Australasian Parliamentary Review, 31(2), 46-66.