- Start by stating whether you agree or disagree with what is being proposed, and give your reasons
- Write explicitly, explain and be more specific to each part or clauses – give reasons for everything where possible. You can:
- Say if you think something needs to be changed
- Suggest new wording for clauses
- Number each paragraph
- If you are writing on behalf of an organisation, include its aims, membership, structure and position. Make sure you have permission to represent the organisation.
- Include:
- Details of other people or organisations that support your views
- Who you have consulted in writing your submission
- Sum up your recommendations at the beginning or the end of the submission
The above information has been adopted from the New Zealand Government website https://www.govt.nz/browse/engaging-with-government/consultations-have-your-say/give-feedback-on-a-bill-before-parliament/
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