The Path to Open Government: The Pillars of Gov 2.0
summary
Argues Gov 2.0 rests on three concrete pillars: democratizing data, citizen-centric services, participatory democracy. Gives specific policies and tools: a National Broadband Network and digital education rollout to close the divide, amendments to the Freedom of Information Act and a new Information Commissioner to enforce a pro‑disclosure default, an online Gov 2.0 showcase, ICT procurement reform and an ICT supplier advocate, and moving parliamentary content to a Creative Commons by attribution license.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12democratising data
- 1:59citizencentric services
- 2:49participatory government
- 3:43great endeavors
- 4:25Gov 20 agenda
- 4:58Open government
- 8:40Community
- 9:06Conclusion
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