Have Your Say

Welcome to the NI Government online consultation tool. This site will help you find and participate in consultations and surveys to have your say in government initiatives.

Activities from Department of Communities (DfC), The Executive Office (TEO), Department for the Economy (DfE), Department of Education (DE), Department of Justice (DoJ), Housing Executive (NIHE), and the Health and Safety Executive (HSENI) can be found below. 

Open Consultations

  • ICRIR Awareness Session 28.09.26

    Feedback provided to FSNI on this session gives us the ability to demonstrate the invested time is of benefit to ICRIR. Time to complete this survey should be not more than 3 minutes. Thank you.

    Closes today

  • Evaluation of Strategic Communications Webinar

    Strategic Communications Webinar Evaluation Questionnaire Thank you for attending our webinar. Your feedback will help us improve future events.

    Closes 5 October 2026

  • Behaviour in Schools Review: Call for Evidence

    The Department of Education (DE) is undertaking a review of behaviour in schools across Northern Ireland. This review is being led by an independent expert, Tom Bennett OBE, and aims to develop a clear, evidence-informed understanding of the main behavioural challenges currently facing schools and to identify effective approaches and interventions that support positive behaviour, wellbeing, and learning. This Call for Evidence invites views, experiences, and data from a...

    Closes 6 October 2026

  • Public Consultation “Every House Matters: a new approach to tackling social housing tenancy fraud and misuse”

    The Department for Communities is seeking views on a proposed new approach to tackling social housing tenancy fraud and misuse in Northern Ireland. Consultation description The consultation aims to inform the development of an overarching strategic framework and to consider whether existing legislation should be strengthened to better prevent, detect and address fraud. The overall aim is to get better at identifying tenancy fraud, improve how...

    Closes 6 October 2026

  • Northern Ireland's Draft Artificial Intelligence Strategy - Public Consultation

    Have Your Say on the Draft AI Strategy for Northern Ireland Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already changing how we live, work and access public services. Used well, it can help improve outcomes for citizens, support economic growth and make public services more efficient. Used poorly, it risks undermining trust or creating unintended harms. That is why Northern Ireland is developing a cross‑departmental AI strategy to set a clear, responsible and joined‑up approach to how AI is...

    Closes 7 October 2026

Closed Consultations

  • The Importance of Healthy Relationships Webinar

    Thank you for attending the ‘ The Importance of Healthy Relationships ' Webinar. If you can kindly take the time to anonymously complete the following survey. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and will help inform future workshops.

    Closed 1 October 2026

  • Heat networks in Northern Ireland: protecting consumers and setting up regulation

    The Department for the Economy (DfE) is consulting to seek views on proposals for the first phase of regulation for heat networks in NI, with a particular focus on establishing baseline consumer protections and regulatory oversight. Heat networks (sometimes called district heating) supply heating and hot water (and sometimes cooling) to more than one premises, from a central source using insulated pipes. Heat networks can help make better use of local sources of heat, including...

    Closed 1 October 2026

  • PBNI Counselling Evaluation Staff Survey 2026

    We want to hear from staff involved in counselling sessions with PBNI to understand what’s working well and what’s not. This helps us improve the service we offer. The questions in this survey are for staff involved with service users who have completed their counselling sessions. There are no names recorded on the survey so your answers will be private. We will keep your answers until we have looked at what everyone has said.

    Closed 30 September 2026