j) Your coalition of stakeholders has now started implementing the action plan. You are several weeks into its implementation, however, you have noticed that one of the planned strategies not achieving its intended results. You want to change this strategy (and thus deviate from the agreed-upon action plan) in order to achieve more effective results. Which of the following actions would be most appropriate for you to take? i. Change the strategy/alter the action plan without notifying or consulting with other stakeholders ii. Call a meeting with the other stakeholders to discuss changing the strategy/altering the action plan iii. Continue using the same ineffective strategy so as not to deviate from the action plan Your response: k) Imagine that one of the strategies involved in your advocacy project was an ad campaign designed to raise awareness of the challenges and difficulties faced by people struggling with substance dependency and highlight the benefits of AOD services. This campaign aims to personify and 'put a face to the problem' of addiction to help the public sympathise with your client group and the issues they face, and thus garner support against the new policy. It will include a television ad, as well as