“Recruiting Norbiton’s Community Panel” Mike D’Souza.

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“Recruiting Norbiton’s Community Panel” Mike D’Souza

The Name The procedure of electing jurors by lot gives an equal chance for everyone in a community to be selected to act as the voice of the community in legal matters. This is why we are recommending this method to you. The term “Jury” is usually used for the sworn in 12 jurors so perhaps we should use another term like “Panel” for our proposed representative body?

Why we need a Community Panel 1.To legitimize the One Norbiton Committee itself as being representative of the views of the whole ward. 2.To be a sounding board for any potentially contentious proposals we might want to make to service providers. 3.To be a source of suggestions for new priorities and proposals. 4.To empower and engage the silent majority in the ward to participate in improving their own community. 5.To provide a recruiting base for volunteers and future committee members. 6.To be the electorate for any budget-holding body that may emerge out of the One Norbiton committee in the future. 7.To be available for consultation when this budget-holding body decides on how to spend its local and pooled budgets.

Proposed Action Plan 1.Although the total population of Norbiton is 10,000 only about 25% are on the electoral roll. 2.However we do have a list of ALL Households in Norbiton which number These have already been grouped into six localities ranging from 1682 to 1935 households. 4.We would therefore propose selecting our random sample of 2.5% households from each of these six localities. 5.We would like to send each of them a Christmas card on behalf of the One Norbiton Committee containing an letter (agreed by the committee) to explain their role and to obtain their agreement and contact details. 6.Repeat this exercise to select replacements for any who refuse. 7.Do this every year excluding those who have already served or have refused from the sampling frame.

Draft of a suggested approach letter to be included in Christmas Card A Special Request from your new One Norbiton Committee Please could your household help us make Norbiton a better place to live in? Your address has be chosen by lot to be a truly representative part of your locality panel for We need your household’s advice on improving the way our services operate in this ward. We would welcome your support for our proposals or to hear your own views on how we can all improve our neighborhood. This year we are focusing on Housing, Police matters and Concerns surrounding young people and want your advice on how to make improvements in the quality of life in Norbiton. If you agree to help us please text or “Yes” and include your home address to or as soon as possible but in any case before 1 st January You can learn more about this voluntary initiative, which has the support of the Council and the Cabinet Office by visiting our website We are looking forward to hearing from you The Chair and Committee of ‘One Norbiton Working Together’

Asking the Community’s Opinion It will be important not to overburden our Panel with trivial matters nor to disappoint its participants so that they feel they are wasting their time. So we propose that: 1.Decisions on whether the Panel is asked for an opinion (and the precise wording of any question asked) must be agreed by the Committee 2.Also to help the Panel reach informed decisions all questions should be accompanied by background evidence for and against any proposal. 3.Although occasionally issues may apply only to only one locality, generally the advice of the whole Panel should be sought. On questions involving the use of pooled local budgets, whole Panel opinion should be mandatory 4.As soon as possible, the Panel must be given feed-back of the results of their vote and its consequences in terms of changes made. 5. Clearly budgetary constraints may prevent providers meeting all local wishes but when proposals are turned down the Ward must be given a proper explanation for the refusal in terms of opportunity costs  etc. 6. If there is legitimate disagreement between us and the service providers the local media may be used to broaden the debate.  Because budgets are limited, obviously spending them one way will close the opportunity of using them in another more attractive way.