national websites service which will inclusion of – facilitate simple organisations, users in the Reduced 30 % and quick access business development of number of to subjects and civil national websites websites due comprehensive, servants. to merger Introduction of a updated and single editorial credible policy for national information on Introduced single websites + 20 % Share of State-related editorial policy Establishment of procedures for and the single a single national carried out on users editorial structure online point for national for state citizens, websites foreigners, administration websites organisations, business subjects and civil More visits to servants as the result of national websites transferring the content from introductory Satisfied users of websites to national online national websites portals in the first phase, gradual abolishment of introductory state administration websites and the merger of national portals into a single portal in the third phase Establishment of a single contact centre (SCC) and inclusion of the SCC in the single editorial policy Zero tolerance to integrity violation in the public sector Current measures in the field of fight against corruption In the EU Anti-Corruption Report 2014, the European Commission establishes that Slovenia is among the states of Central and Eastern European which were the most active in their fight against corruption, as it has a well-developed legal and institutional anti-corruption framework. The Republic of Slovenia passed special legal acts regarding anti-corruption in 2004. First passed was the act, then the national anti-corruption strategy and the Rules of Procedure of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (hereinafter referred to as The applicable Integrity and Prevention ‘KPK’). of Corruption Act (hereinafter referred to as which was introduced in 2010 and amended in ‘ZIntPK’) 2011 brought several amendments. The ZIntPK determined inter alia the cooperation of the KPK
service which will facilitate simple and quick access to comprehensive, updated and credible information on State-related procedures for users organisations, business subjects and civil servants. Introduced single editorial policy and the single editorial structure for state administration websites More visits to national websites Satisfied users of national websites national websites – inclusion of users in the development of national websites Introduction of a single editorial policy for national websites Establishment of a single national online point for citizens, foreigners, organisations, business subjects and civil servants as the result of transferring the content from introductory websites to national online portals in the first phase, gradual abolishment of introductory state administration websites and the merger of national portals into a single portal in the third phase Establishment of a single contact centre (SCC) and inclusion of the SCC in the single editorial policy Reduced number of websites due to merger Share of carried out on national websites 30 % + 20 % Zero tolerance to integrity violation in the public sector Current measures in the field of fight against corruption In the EU Anti-Corruption Report 2014, the European Commission establishes that Slovenia is among the states of Central and Eastern European which were the most active in their fight against corruption, as it has a well-developed legal and institutional anti-corruption framework. The Republic of Slovenia passed special legal acts regarding anti-corruption in 2004. First passed was the act, then the national anti-corruption strategy and the Rules of Procedure of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (hereinafter referred to as ‘KPK’). The applicable Integrity and Prevention of Corruption Act (hereinafter referred to as ‘ZIntPK’) which was introduced in 2010 and amended in 2011 brought several amendments. The ZIntPK determined inter alia the cooperation of the KPK