Transparency

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Old Greg replied

9 November 2010, 09:53
Originally posted by CheeseSlice View Post

I saw this on the news tonight...

Transparency - 'revolutionary' Whitehall data website

So the idea is that whitehall is opening up its departmental business plans, spending, org charts, salaries, etc. for us to scrutinise.

The only catch is that we have to get cracking or they'll be able to blame us for not governing our own public services properly

edit: Readers can comment on each business plan. How long until this website gets abused and torn down?

My experience of transparency in government would suggest that everyone will be putting in extra effort to make sure everything appears fine and dandy.
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OwlHoot replied

9 November 2010, 07:36
See my post only yesterday about the Tories' obsession with aping the Septics
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d000hg replied

9 November 2010, 00:11
How long before the first Chutney Spoon comment?
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CheeseSlice started a topic Transparency

8 November 2010, 23:45
Transparency

I saw this on the news tonight...

Transparency - 'revolutionary' Whitehall data website

So the idea is that whitehall is opening up its departmental business plans, spending, org charts, salaries, etc. for us to scrutinise.

The only catch is that we have to get cracking or they'll be able to blame us for not governing our own public services properly

edit: Readers can comment on each business plan. How long until this website gets abused and torn down?

Last edited by CheeseSlice; 8 November 2010, 23:51.
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