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Developing Recommendations

Developing Recommendations. Goal: To publish Working Group Recommendations in an Interim Report by May 2005. Proposed work plan: Focus on 3 priorities Allow as much time as possible to consider public input from all sources (community meetings, web, etc.).

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Developing Recommendations

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  1. Developing Recommendations • Goal: To publish Working Group Recommendations in an Interim Report by May 2005. • Proposed work plan: Focus on 3 priorities • Allow as much time as possible to consider public input from all sources (community meetings, web, etc.). • Optimize time for Working Group discussion and review of options. • Provide enough time for staff work to support the Working Group deliberations.

  2. Schedule • November: Identify recommendations topics areas. • December & January: Discuss topics. • February: Initial discussion of recommendations and report text. • March: Second discussion of recommendations and report text. • April: Agree on interim recommendations. • May: Publish interim recommendations and report. • August: Comment period ends. • September: Publish final report and recommendations. Public Input Comment period

  3. Framework for Recommendation Development: November ‘05 • Scope of recommendations: • General goals? • Specific, topic-oriented recommendations? • Degree of integration among recommendations? • Target for recommendations: federal or non-federal • Is anything “off the table” ?

  4. Selecting Topic Areas for December and January Meetings • Examples:

  5. Dec Jan Feb Mar April ( ----- public meetings ------ ) Develop DraftReport Text Develop InterimReport Develop Recommendations Interim Report Plan

  6. Next Steps • February – April: Develop and refine recommendation proposals as well as report text. • April: Approve interim recommendations. • May: Publish interim report with recommendations.

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