The phrase "a second consultation on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a follow-up meeting or discussion regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "We will schedule a second consultation on the proposed changes to the project plan."
Alternatives: "a follow-up consultation regarding" or "a subsequent consultation about".
The report comes as pressure mounts on Justine Greening, the education secretary, to publish a second consultation on the national funding formula for schools.
Ministers had to make an embarrassing climbdown earlier this year and launch a second consultation on whether to replace Britain's ageing nuclear power stations, after a high court judge ruled the first consultation was 'seriously flawed' and 'misleading'misleading
Perth and Kinross Council is to hold a second consultation on the plans.
The Environment Minister is set to launch a second consultation on the carrier bag charge at the Hay Festival on Friday.
A second consultation focussed on relapse prevention (12 weeks after the first consultation) and aimed to maintain walking behaviour.
Four/five weeks after this, participants have a second consultation centred on the prevention of relapse back to sedentary behaviour and/or improving maintenance of an active lifestyle.
Following a second consultation with the disabled community on personal independence payments (PIP), the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has decided to uphold its decision to award the higher rate mobility element only to those people who cannot walk more than 20 metres.
But Justine Greening made a statement to parliament on Thursday that it would not be introduced until the 2018-19 school year to allow the DfE to form its response to a consultation held earlier this year and to conduct a second consultation after it publishes more details on how the formula will work.
He said it would be a "valuable contribution" to a second consultation into the scheme which starts on Friday.
"Following this there were a large number of face-to-face meetings with healthcare professionals and other stakeholders and, based on these consultations, a second consultation paper will shortly be released by the TGA to try to resolve these concerns without constraining normal medical practice".
The Electoral Commission set out, in its response to the Ministry of Justice's second consultation on prisoners voting in 2009, a mechanism by which prisoners could be enfranchised though a system of postal or proxy voting.
