The policy process is often represented as a cycle, with feedback from the evaluation stage being fed back into the cycle. Policymakers can increase their chances of success by: Researching, consulting widely, communicating effectively, and learning from the work of their predecessors.
Some characteristics of a good policy include being inclusive, clear, flexible, and regularly reviewed and revised.
Policymakers can also consider getting input from key stakeholders, such as management, employees, and experts in legal, administration, human resources, and finance.

Yes, it’s difficult – but then again, it’s something that you probably do all the time.

GDPR-info can help by giving you a starting point. Our subscribers can access our library of ‘boilerplate’ policy documents, which we have built up over several years. Whilst they may not meet your requirements exactly, they will probably supply you with a good basis for production of the final documents and provide invaluable talking points for your own debates.

We also offer bespoke help to non-subscribers and subscribers alike. Please fill in the form below if you need more details.