Evidence before opinion
Submissions should distinguish observed evidence, client experience, public research and forward-looking recommendations.
Public-interest contribution
Raeburn Consulting monitors consultations, calls for evidence and open technical-policy discussions where our work in AI, automation, data, enterprise technology and SME productivity can contribute useful evidence.
Submissions should distinguish observed evidence, client experience, public research and forward-looking recommendations.
Where confidentiality and consultation rules allow, publish the submitted response or a faithful summary so the contribution can be independently inspected.
Submitting evidence to government does not make Raeburn government-approved, formally endorsed or part of the policymaking body.
Material vendor, client or commercial interests relevant to a submission should be disclosed rather than hidden.
Record the consultation title, department, deadline, submission date, response version and eventual government outcome where published.
Current opportunity
A live call for evidence running from 15 July to 9 September 2026. It is relevant to trusted data movement, AI-enabled services, assurance, interoperability and business adoption. A draft Raeburn response is maintained in the public repository for review before submission.