Local government is a foundational part of our democracy. But local democracy isn’t just about holding elections every three years – it’s about the day-to-day ways people have their say in the decisions that affect us all.
Local government is a foundational part of our democracy. But local democracy isn’t just about holding elections every three years – it’s about the day-to-day ways people have their say in the decisions that affect us all.
Increase public engagement in local board processes by engaging with residents through surveys and consultations to get regular feedback.
Upskill and support Māori rangatahi by providing support to increase participation in leadership opportunities through a unified approach.
Commit to supporting the Papakura Youth Council to grow leaders in advocacy and community for public engagement and diverse representation.
Increase public engagement activities in Papakura, and actively promote the narrative for Papakura to gain community support.
Commit to lobbying for a Māori seat on the Papakura Local Board to represent the 26.8 percent Māori population of Papakura.
Commit to supporting Papakura rangatahi/youth, our leaders of tomorrow, by building a youth hub to help grow their potential and leadership.
Consultation and process monitoring and transparent data to be reported/recorded. A well being monitoring to enable due deligence.
Everything must have consultation and process its clear and simple to allow continuity of the public to have their say.
Once again consultation and process for the public at large for the people to be inclusive in these important decisions.
Encourage engagement and participation of local Māori and Pasifika stakeholders regarding community building initiatives.
Push for a focus on digital platforms to boost public engagement and accessibility.
Increase public engagement in local board processes by engaging with residents through surveys and consultations to get regular feedback.
Upskill and support Māori rangatahi by providing support to increase participation in leadership opportunities through a unified approach.
Commit to supporting the Papakura Youth Council to grow leaders in advocacy and community for public engagement and diverse representation.
Increase public engagement activities in Papakura, and actively promote the narrative for Papakura to gain community support.
Commit to lobbying for a Māori seat on the Papakura Local Board to represent the 26.8 percent Māori population of Papakura.
Commit to supporting Papakura rangatahi/youth, our leaders of tomorrow, by building a youth hub to help grow their potential and leadership.
Consultation and process monitoring and transparent data to be reported/recorded. A well being monitoring to enable due deligence.
Everything must have consultation and process its clear and simple to allow continuity of the public to have their say.
Once again consultation and process for the public at large for the people to be inclusive in these important decisions.
Encourage engagement and participation of local Māori and Pasifika stakeholders regarding community building initiatives.
Push for a focus on digital platforms to boost public engagement and accessibility.
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