I have to come up with a issue statement about a policy and make a chart.
For example: if the issue is to maintian the same tuition cost from 1980 to 1982, then all the groups of people that are involved include
adminsitration, board of trustees, students, parents, faculty, budget committee.
And i'm doing gun control and my issue statement is:
permit gun control to individual given proper training and after taking classes
So what would my groups include?
I came up with the NRA, anti-gun right people(is there another name for that), and the public(is it possible to break up the public into men and women) or should i just say public?
Are there any other groups i can add?
Your issue statement is redundant. The phrasing "after taking classes" is the same as "given proper training," right? And do you mean "permit gun control"? Or do you mean "permit gun ownership"?
NRA
pro-gun
anti-gun (you don't need to say left or right)
men
women
over 40
under 40
Those are just suggestions. What else can you think of?
how about the supreme court, they're the ones who have to make the decision too right
For the issue of gun control and your proposed statement about permitting gun control to individuals with proper training and after taking classes, here are some additional groups you can include:
1. Law enforcement agencies: This group plays a crucial role in enforcing gun control policies and would have a significant stake in the issue.
2. Gun manufacturers and sellers: This group includes individuals and companies involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of firearms. They would have a direct interest in any policy changes related to gun control.
3. Gun rights advocates: This group consists of individuals or organizations that prioritize protecting and promoting the rights of gun owners. The National Rifle Association (NRA) is an example, but there are also other organizations and individuals who share similar views.
4. Public health and safety organizations: This group includes organizations that focus on public health and safety concerns related to firearms. They often advocate for stricter gun control measures as a means to reduce gun violence and accidents.
Regarding breaking down the public into men and women, it may not be necessary in this case unless you specifically want to consider gender-based perspectives on gun control. If gender is a significant factor in your analysis, you can add separate categories for men and women in the public but remember to approach it with caution and back it up with substantial evidence.
Remember that this is not an exhaustive list and there may be other relevant groups depending on the specific context and stakeholders involved in the gun control policy debate.