A graphic explaining what these priority areas mean in more detail, which was shared as part of the consultation, can be seen below. It is worth noting that this has been updated very slightly in the full draft Plan.
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Outline of the survey
The survey was launched and communicated to the public via the following methods: • • • • •
Press releases containing a link to the survey and wider background were distributed to all Cambridgeshire and Peterborough media; Social media posts on the Commissioner’s Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts signposting to the press release, wider narrative and survey link; Distributed through the Commissioner’s Ecops account (c. 20,000 subscribers); Disseminated via partnership networks; Shared with seldom-heard and seldom-reached representative groups. NB A full list of all coverage is listed in Appendix 5 – Survey Engagment Activity.
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Public Consultation The survey, which was available via the PCC website, was launched on 30th June 2021 and was available for four weeks until 30th July 2021. Members of the public without access to the internet were offered the opportunity to provide their views by telephoning the OPCC directly, details of which were published in the local press and announced on local radio. Unfortunately, due to Covid-related concerns, paper survey documents were not distributed at public engagements on this ocassion.
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