Consultations
Make your voice heard by responding to consultations on issues related to nursing.
What is a consultation?
A consultation is an opportunity for individuals and organisations (usually called ‘stakeholders’) to give their views about topics or proposals. Sometimes, it will be the Government who consult on a proposed policy change. This will give the RCN and its members the opportunity to share our views and positioning.
Why is it important to respond?
Consultations give us the opportunity to communicate our positions directly to decision makers, with the aim of aligning their views with ours. If successful, this type of influencing can provide the opportunity for improvements for the issues which impact our members.
How do I get involved?
You can respond to public consultations directly as individuals. You can also get involved in RCN responses through your forum or branch.
Current consultations
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There are currently no open consultations
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There are currently no upcoming consultations
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29 Apr 2016
CLOSED
Review into Employment Support for People with MS
All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Multiple Sclerosis is reviewing employment support for people with MS.
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25 Apr 2016
CLOSED
CONSULTATION: Mental Health Core Skills Education and Training Framework
Skills for Health are seeking views on mental health core skills education and training framework.
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19 Feb 2016
CLOSED
Consultation: Revised Guidance for Doctors on Confidentiality
The General Medical Council is seeking views on the revised draft guidance.
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15 Jan 2016
CLOSED
Health and social care fees consultation
CQC are seeking views on two options for the timetable to move to a position where they recover full chargeable costs: recovery over two years between 2016 and 2018 and recovery over four years between 2016 and 2020.
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31 Dec 2015
CLOSED
Give your views on whether nursing should be on the shortage occupation list
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) is seeking views to review nurses on the shortage occupation list.
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9 Dec 2015
CLOSED
Give your views on the role of the National Guardian for the NHS
The Care Quality Commission is seeking views on plans for how the National Guardian role might function.