[open-government] Fwd: Re: [opengovuk] Open Government Manifesto closing 25th June
Steven Clift
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Thu Jun 25 09:13:02 UTC 2015
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From: "Tim Hughes" <tim at involve.org.uk>
Date: Jun 22, 2015 6:50 AM
Subject: Re: [opengovuk] Open Government Manifesto closing 25th June
To: <opengovuk at opengovernment.org.uk>
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Hello allQuick reminder that the Open Government Manifesto will be closing
at the end of Thursday, so you have until then to upload any remaining
ideas for commitments: www.opengovernment.org.uk/ideas Please do prompt
your networks to do so as well. There'
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Hello all
Quick reminder that the Open Government Manifesto will be closing at the
end of Thursday
<http://www.opengovernment.org.uk/open-government-manifesto-closing-25th-june/>,
so you have until then to upload any remaining ideas for commitments:
www.opengovernment.org.uk/ideas
Please do prompt your networks to do so as well. There're a couple of
tweets you can retweet here:
https://twitter.com/OpenGovUK/status/612949238952108032 and here:
https://twitter.com/OpenGovUK/status/612950400317190144
Many thanks,
Tim
On Thu 11th Jun 2015, 2:54pm, Tim Hughes <tim at involve.org.uk> wrote:
Hello all
At last week's strategy discussion we reviewed the ideas that had been
collected in the Open Government Manifesto
<http://www.opengovmanifesto.org.uk/ideas> so far, and plotted them
according to their potential impact and likelihood. You can find that
analysis here
<https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gq2haWm-f1ZlJCzUy5chnzDvzYn-MR22-k0OlaIHXdA/edit?usp=sharing>.
As well as giving us a better sense of what the network's priorities should
be, the exercise helped to illuminate that:
- The ideas range significantly in terms of quality, with many requiring
more development
- There are still some gaps to fill (particularly big high impact ideas)
With that in mind, we agreed that the next steps should be:
1. Identify & submit any final missing ideas to the Open Government
Manifesto
2. Last push through our networks to collect final ideas
3. Close the manifesto to new ideas
4. Transfer all manifesto ideas to collaborative documents
5. Invite the original authors & others to improve the ideas based on
comments & the judgement of their impact & likelihood
6. Select the ideas to be taken forward to discussions with the
government
We will therefore be closing the Open Government Manifesto
<http://www.opengovmanifesto.org.uk/ideas> to new ideas in two weeks (25th
June). So if you've been sitting on an idea and haven't got around to
posting it, now is the time!
Please do give one final push through your networks over the next couple of
weeks for people to contribute.
To be clear, these ideas will form the asks that the civil society network
takes to the National Action Plan process. As that process with government
develops, new ideas may of course come to the fore.
Best,
Tim
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