Frequently Asked Questions

Public consultation is a participatory tool that allows individuals or groups to provide comments, opinions, and suggestions to Public Entities.

They ensure transparency, accountability, and inclusivity in decision-making.

Participation is open to all individual citizens, civil society organizations, trade unions, business organizations, governmental institutions, and other interested parties.

Consultations are conducted online through platforms publicconsultation.gov.mt and via stakeholder meetings, focus groups and public surveys.

After the consultation period closes, the entity reviews all feedback and publishes a feedback report.

Public consultations follow a structured process: announcement, feedback collection, review, and publication of outcomes.

All responses are gathered, analysed and a summary of findings is published on the platform.

No. It is not necessary to create an account to submit your views. You can choose to remain anonymous or to provide your details if you wish to receive a reply.

No. Once the submission is sent, it cannot be changed or withdrawn. Therefore, we recommend checking the content before submitting.

Anonymous submission does not include names or contact details. If you provide your details, they will only be used to send you a reply or communication related to the consultation and for statistics purpose.

No. Your personal details will not be published. Reports include only summaries or general themes, without identifying individuals.

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