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NLPES Site Map The Art of Legislative Impact Click here to start Table of Contents The Art of Legislative Impact Overview The Zen of legislative impact Impact is often lost The legislative environment Overemphasis on independence hurts impact  Mission is key We can learn from lobbyists OPPAGA’s impact vision Ongoing “market research” Promote ongoing contacts  Timeliness is key!  User-friendly reports PPT Slide Multiple reporting strategies OPPAGA electronic products Nationwide strategies (from 2000 NLPES survey) Author: Gary VanLandingham  NCSL Contact: bob.boerner@ncsl.org NLPES Home Page: http://www.ncsl.org/programs/nlpes/ Other information: Getting the Most Out of Legislative Oversight The National Legislative Program Evaluation Society  NCSL 2001 Annual Meeting  August 13, 2001  San Antonio, Texas

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