Public and
Stakeholder Engagement
Review of the Regulation of Alcohol Advertising
Client:
Ministry of Health
Project Background:
The Government initiated the Review of the Regulation of Alcohol Advertising (the Review) to determine whether the current regulatory approach supports Government policy of minimising harm caused by alcohol. Stakeholder consultation was undertaken as part of the Review.
Our Involvement:
Litmus was commissioned by the Ministry of Health to analyse the submissions received as part of this consultation. We:
- Systematically analysed 252 written submissions
- Presented key findings of the submission analysis to the Steering Group
- Synthesised and reported on the content of the submissions.
Key Outcomes:
Feedback from the submission analysis was one of the data streams that fed into and informed the Review. Read more 
Disability Support Advisory Committee - Community Forum
Client:
Capital and Coast District Health Board (C&C DHB)
Project Background:
C&C DHB developed Promoting Participation - Kotahi Tātou as a document to guide the delivery, management and governance of health and disability services, and ensure services align with the principles of the New Zealand Disability Strategy. The C&C DHB Disability Support Advisory Committee (DSAC) invited community members to attend a forum to provide guidance on the future direction of Promoting Participation – Kotahi Tātou.
Our Involvement:
Litmus worked closely with C&C DHB to facilitate the forum and ensure an inclusive process was used to enable the diversity of voices to be heard. We:
- Designed the forum agenda, which used storytelling and future-focused techniques
- Synthesised and reported on feedback from participants
- Gained approval from participants to share their stories
- Identified key recommendations.
Key Outcomes:
The feedback and recommendations from the forum are informing C&C DHB’s future direction for Promoting Participation - Kotahi Tātou.
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