Tips for Structuring Submissions

[Squiggles]

Does anyone have any? Aiming for it to not just come out as a big rant :confused: Hope i havent missed an existing thread on this...

We've got a couple of "one liners" threads, but how've the rest of you put it all together?

One liners: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=109986&highlight=submission+examples
http://www.southernrider.co.nz/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9640&p=18434#p18434

[Ixion]

Hm. perhaps Mr Hitcher might lend some advice here ?

[Squiggles]

Hm. perhaps Mr Hitcher might lend some advice here ?

Hopefully, else i'll be squizzing over your shoulder (unless BRONZ has already made theirs)

[Ixion]

No , BRONZ is waiting until late in the day. This is an evolving saga here.

[Jantar]

The main thing with submissions is that they say the following:

Who you are:
Why you are qualified to make a submission:
What result you want to see:
Why this result is the best outcome for everyone.
Include any evidence or supporting argument:
Add any references either where the data occurs or as an appendix at the end.

Submissions that are purely of the type: " I don't like this, please don't do it" will not be effective.

[Squiggles]

Bumping this up