[Open-Legislation] Helping a parliament go digital

[Anna Kuliberda]

Hi,
Somehow I know Polish Government Legislation Centre  (*Rządowe Centrum
Legislacji*) uses an application to do its work. However nobody outside this
body has seen it so far and I can't say anything more about it.
There is some Polish non-governmental moves being done on this to give this
application to the public - I google translated the request that was send to
our Prime Minister:
*
Government Legislation Centre operates legislative application, which is
addressed to government officials interested in law-making process at both
central and local levels. Its main purpose is to raise the professional
qualifications of officials and to familiarize them with the process of
lawmaking. RCL also implements project "Promotion and implementation of
improvement and unification of the offices of legislative techniques that
support the public authorities", which is co-financed by the European
Union. The
project for trainee legislative are organized additional training, including
a workshop and seminar courses in the field of practical problems of
legislation. Legislative application is only available to state officials,
and training materials generated both within the application, as well as the
implementation of the above. project, are not available to the general
public.*

you can find out more here (polish only) http://prawo.vagla.pl/node/9481 (in
the middle of the post)

best wishes
Anna

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Anna Kuliberda
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+48 793 021 636
@adrebiluka



2011/7/15 Derek Dohler <derek at transparency.ge>

> Dear all,
>
> I work as Digital Analyst at Transparency International Georgia (the
> country, not the US state), and I was wondering if anyone on this list has
> expertise with converting a legislative body to an electronic document
> management system (or knows someone who does). The Georgian Parliament is
> looking to transition away from a paper-only system, and since they are
> starting essentially from a clean slate, we see this as a potential for
> partnership and an opportunity to ensure that the open data principles we
> support get built into whatever system they ultimately adopt.
>
> If you are or know someone, please let me know -- thanks!
>
> Derek
>
> --
> Derek Dohler
> Digital Analyst
> Transparency International - Georgia
> 26 Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi, Georgia
> Tel: +(995 32) 92-14-03
> Fax: +(995 32) 92-02-51
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