Making a submission
Submissions can be simple statements from any individual or group, They can be well-devel-oped, lengthy structured documents, or singleline statements. Key points to remember: • Ask for what you want: express it simply and clearly; give some alternatives if possible and say what is most important. • Make it easy for the reader to agree with you. • Structure of your submission: -Keep it simple. -State why you have an interest and how it will affect you. -Give some practical examples. -Make a general statement about the
overall issues. -Take the points you want to make one at a time. -If more than two pages, give a summary of key points. - If your submission is oral, say "I want to make four points..." then outline each of them in a phrase one at a time. • Who are you making the submission to and what is their role? • What decision are they making? • What is your expertise? You can send your submission to the Waimarino Health Centre, Ward Street, Raetihi, or directly to: "Your Health & Public Health", Health Reform, Box 55, Wellington.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 9, Issue 409, 22 October 1991, Page 11
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181Making a submission Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 9, Issue 409, 22 October 1991, Page 11
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