Hi Rahul,
I thought you might be interest to know that we've put the submission
into the Australian government, and pointed to this blog post:
http://cameronshorter.blogspot.com.au/2018/03/what-could-open-government-learn-from.html
Warm regards, Cameron
On 7/3/18 4:08 pm, Cameron Shorter
Thanks for the feedback Rahul,
Would you mind adding your comment into the text of the document (It is
easier for me to collate comments, and also allows other reviewers to
see your comments).
I've provided you with review access:
Hi Cameron,
A suggestion would be be to add the point of process of making of the Laws
of a country(Editing the book of rules of Law governing the country)
collaborative.By that way the Laws would be consistently and approriate to
the changing times.For example in India,some laws made before
Folks,
Thanks to those of you who have reviewed the response to the proposed
Open Government National Action Plan. And I know a number of you are
planning to add more feedback this week. (In a nutshell: The response
explains Open Government needs to learn how to collaborate as
effectively as
Thanks, you have some good ideas in here Marc.
Would you mind adding them as a comment in the document as people who
are doing the editing can see each others comments and track changes.
I've set you up with review access to the document.
Thanks Cameron
On 27/2/18 9:28 pm, Marc Vloemans
Hi Cameron,
Great to have such comprehensive argument in writing. The deadline of 15th
March allows me only to jot down some quick notions.
The business/market side of things is relatively underrepresented, while being
essential for project sustainability. Could I suggest the following.
Open
Cameron,
Nice initiative.
Now it is a bit to late for me, but if you can grant me review access, I
will review and comment tommorow.
Dirk.
On 26-02-18 22:52, Cameron Shorter wrote:
> The Australian Government has asked for feedback on how they are going
> at Open Government, and I've started a
The Australian Government has asked for feedback on how they are going
at Open Government, and I've started a draft response. I'm really keen
to make sure that this response is well constructed because I think that
if listened to, understood, and acted upon, then we can make a huge
difference
