Translation of "Consultation publique " (French → English) :

public consultation [ open consultation | open debate | open discussion | public debate | public discussion ]

public consultation

corporate and public affairs consultant | public relations consultant | public affairs agent | public affairs consultant

healthcare management consultant | retirement healthcare advisor | healthcare advisor | healthcare consultant

National Advisory Committee for Public Libraries

Interregional Consultation on Women in Public Life

public hearing [ extra-parliamentary consultation ]

public relations officer | PRO | public relations consultant | public relations manager

health care environment inspector | health care facilities inspector | healthcare facilities inspector | healthcare inspector

Civil Service Tribunal [ European Civil Service Tribunal | European Union Civil Service Tribunal ]

Each public consultation shall cover all subject matters relevant to the particular stage of the procedure, and one subject matter relevant to the particular stage of the procedure shall not be addressed in more than one public consultation; however, one public consultation may take place in more than one geographical location.

Citizens, social media platforms, news organisations (broadcasters, print media, news agencies, online media and fact-checkers), researchers and public authorities are all invited to share their views in the public consultation until mid-February.

The Commission has undertaken extensive public consultations including a broad, web-based public consultation in 2016 which attracted 355 responses from companies, business associations, investors, public authorities, international organisations, professionals, service providers, NGOs, civil society and other stakeholders from EU and EEA Member States, as well as from third-party jurisdictions.

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