e-Gov Theory and the Role of Design Science in Transforming Public Governance

Paulin, Alois

doi:10.1145/3085228.3085300

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“…A problem discussed in science is the absence of a universally accepted theoretical framework for E-Gov [21]. This creates a broad scope for action in the implementation of laws.…”

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confidence: 99%

Citizen Empowerment on the Basis of the new Freedom of Information Act in Austria - Make Information Freedom Great Again

Pinter¹,

Schmelz²,

Ebenhoch³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Austria is the only country in Europe that has official secrecy, so-called "Amtsgeheimnis", as a constitutional principle. In contrast to other countries, this has consequences for citizens in their dealings with the authorities. Information is therefore not free per se but is only released under certain conditions. These are severely restricted. This leads to a number of problems, for example, Austria is already among the worst 10 countries in terms of freedom of information. A new Freedom of Information Act is intended to change this. In this paper, the authors present a prototype that enables query processing between citizens and government agencies. Cloud services are used, and the data does not leave the respective data sovereignty. The draft law is currently under review.

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“…A problem discussed in science is the absence of a universally accepted theoretical framework for E-Gov [21]. This creates a broad scope for action in the implementation of laws.…”

Section: Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%