Suggest people who might be considered for future governance or advisory roles, organisations that might be approached for collaboration, or programmes that the community believes should be prioritised.
IMPORTANT: A nomination records community opinion only. It does not mean that a named person or organisation knows about the nomination, consents, endorses the project, agrees to serve, has been vetted, elected, appointed or partnered.
Three kinds of nomination
1. Person
A person who might be considered for a future board, advisory, educational or specialist role.
2. Organisation
An organisation that might be approached for discussion, research, funding, culture or delivery.
3. Programme priority
Work the future institution might undertake, including justice, youth, culture, history, evidence or community wealth.
Privacy: nomination details are not published automatically. Public reporting is limited to aggregate category totals unless a separate, lawful publication decision is made.
Explain or discuss your proposal
The community discussion is the appropriate place for fuller public debate. A nomination and a discussion contribution remain separate actions.
