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By selecting the scrolling version link, visitors can view the Dialogue Paper as one continuous document. Otherwise, it can be navigated using the hyperlinks to each section, which appear at the top left of the paper as well as at the conclusion of each section.
Participation in answering the questions ended on May 1, 2003.
All of the questions can be viewed at once by clicking on the All Questions link found at the top of the Dialogue Paper. Otherwise, questions relevant to each sections can be viewed by scrolling to the end of that section or by clicking on the hyperlink to that section and its questions from the Contents menu found to the right of the Dialogue Paper.
By clicking on the link below each question, participants can view all existing answers to that question without registering or logging in (excluding those from participants who have declined to make their answers public).
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Participation in the discussion forums ended on May 1, 2003.
By clicking on the link below each question, participants will be able to discuss the issues raised in the paper with their fellow citizens before preparing a formal response to the Minister's question.
Participation in the discussion forums ended on May 1, 2003.
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