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CONFERENCE BRUSSEL 13/06/2008

CONFERENCE BRUSSEL 13/06/2008. Agency for the Administrative Simplification. “PSI Re-use Who Takes Action Next ?”. WORKSHOP PUBLIC SECTOR CULTURE How to improve the quality and the transparency of PSI Dominique De Vos. I. Legal framework Publication Transparency

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CONFERENCE BRUSSEL 13/06/2008

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  1. CONFERENCE BRUSSEL 13/06/2008 Agency for the Administrative Simplification “PSIRe-use Who Takes Action Next ?”

  2. WORKSHOP PUBLIC SECTOR CULTURE How to improve the quality and the transparency of PSI Dominique De Vos

  3. I. Legal framework Publication Transparency Electronic formats II. Back office management: quality via one-off data collection III.“Front office” organisation IV. Logistical support ComExt Agency Administrative Simplification Transparency Committee V. Client relations

  4. I. Legal framework Transposition of the Directive by law via proactive laws en decrees: Federal co-ordination bodies Logistical support Promotion of standard licence Supplemental applications processing procedure Production and electronic exchange of public data

  5. Strenghtenedpublication Electronic Centralized Structured (creation of an information register - RD 29 oct 07) Accountable to a service (Prime minister) Raising the awareness of the ‘clients’  law re-use 7 march 2007+ sectorial laws

  6. Transparency of the public services In the case of: • Information inventories (centralized register) • Conditions request for access (law art. 7) • Justification for charges (law art. 19) • Calculation methods (law art. 19) • Grounds for refusal  Law 7 III 2007, art 19 + RD, art 9

  7. Gradual information digitising policy Management assigned to a central service (FedICT) Positioning of the public service’s sites Supplying the Central Register on the federal portal Electronic application processing Law 7 III 2007, art 5 , … “Digital means ”

  8. II. Back officemanagement Policy for enhancing the quality of public data Quality control required for the needs of administrative simplification – one-off data collection between public services Debate on the methods for calculating charges, public services accounting,..

  9. Example: one-off business data collection Business data recorded in the crossroads bank of companies Requirement for a correction in the central database Requirement for the public services to re-use these data for their own needs Data making available by companies  Data may be commercialised to third parties

  10. CBc Virtual network One-stop business shops, notaries Brussels-capitalregion Flemish region Local admin. Walloon region Court registries NOSS NRNP Supp info VAT Public users Federal Marketing to third parties

  11. III. “front office” organization Systematic dissemination Network development per FPS (transparency committee & interregional networks) Exchange of information and methods between public services Facilitate the search for informations (centralized register) Enhancing the service to third parties / re-users

  12. IV. Logistical support Network integration  federal: transparency committee interregional: legal network Federal support for “external communication” AAS: legal and strategic support Appeals board // CADA

  13. Transparency committee (1) One representative for each federal service Statutory tasks: • Creating an asset list (show room) • Maintenance of data/information • Electronic distribution • ComExt adviser on joint promotional • strategies • Interface with potential clients • Avoiding disputes

  14. Transparency committee (2) Challenges: Resistance to centralization Concept of the state’s role to be developped “Co-ownership” management Joint technological decision Securing financial resources

  15. V. Clientrelations (1) Confirming the public tasks / responsibility (ex primary collection by the PS, exchange for AS) Seeking private/public complementary relationship Product pricing policy Legal:favouring balanced licences

  16. V. Client relations (2) Transparency of conditions, difficulties, evolving policies Stabilising of the provision of information Mutual respect for aims and constraints Guaranteeing the VA data reprocessing by companies Consideration of the final consumer

  17. Main Strategies • Satisfaction all the actors(state/intermediaries/consumers) • Allocation of the public/private roles: to each his occupation • Developing an economic market + budgetary savings • Targeted communication

  18. To you …

  19. Agency for Administrative Simplification 4 rue Ducale 1000 Brussels Tel : +32 2 289 00 60 Fax : +32 2 289 00 76 www.simplification.be

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