by Digital Democracy Commission — published in 2015

Read the document  @  http://www.digitaldemocracy.parliament.uk/document…

The Commission has outlined five key targets and a number of reccomendations which are a route map for the House of Commons to meet these targets:

  • By 2020, the House of Commons should ensure that everyone can understand what it does.
  • By 2020, Parliament should be fully interactive and digital.
  • The 2015 newly elected House of Commons should create immediately a new forum for public participation in the debating function of the House of Commons.
  • By 2020, secure online voting should be an option for all voters.
  • By 2016, all published information and broadcast footage produced by Parliament should be freely available online in formats suitable for reuse. Hansard should be available as open data by the end of 2015.

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