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e-Government
balancing privacy and data sharing with the 2005 target
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Supported by ODPM e-Government Unit
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Tuesday 16th November
The Conference Hall,Royal College of Physicians,Regents Park,London NW1 4LE
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Local Authorities are charged with introducing electronic government by 2005. Effective electronic service involves balancing privacy of the individual against sharing of data, between authorities, across the wider public sector and within the authority, in ways that will enhance service provision, promote better policy making and improve efficiency. Authorities will need to consider their internal policies and the complex legislation governing these issues such as the Data Protection Act 1998, the Human Rights Act and the Freedom of Information Act. Authorities also need to ensure that policies governing their electronic service assure the public and maintain trust.
This one day conference will assist authorities in the development of their electronic services by focusing on the legislation, policies and practices integral to achieving the balance between public assurance, integrity of customer privacy and data sharing.
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- Portfolio holders for local authority e-government
- Chief Executives
- e-Champions
- FOI Champions
- e-Government Programme Managers
- Heads of ICT
- Officers with lead responsibility on Data Protection
and Freedom of Information
- Officers with lead responsibility on Records
and Information Management
- Legal Officers
- Customer Service Managers
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To assist authorities in balancing customer privacy and data sharing between authorities, and across the authority, with the 2005 target.
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To focus on the legislation and internal policies integral to successful e-government that govern data handling including the Data Protection Act, the Freedom of Information Act and the Human Rights Act.
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To consider how authorities can maintain public trust in their handling of data.
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To look at the impact of legislation governing data handling on website design.
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To provide good practice case studies of local authority data sharing within legislative frameworks and internal policies.
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Minister, the Department for Constitutional Affairs
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Dr. Peter Blair, Senior Advisor, Local e-Government Team, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
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Stephen Baker, CEO East Northamptonshire Council, The Welland Partnership
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Christopher Baker, Barrister, Arden Chambers, London
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Stephen Mason, Barrister and Author, St Paul’s Chamber, Leeds
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Sue Devlin, e-Government Officer, Bolton Metropolitan Council
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