Work on the records public institutions keep and the access the public has to them.
Work on the choices public bodies make and the reasoning they attach to them.
Work on the accountability questions that follow from public records and decisions.
Work on the process that follows when a public body is asked to correct a decision.
Three connected stages, each feeding the next.
Public records and decisions are studied and the questions they raise are set out in writing.
Programmes prepare participants to read public records and to follow accountability questions.
Documented questions enter public discussion and engagement with institutions.
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