public to grow the social licence for data to empower citizens and increase transparency over government activities. Ambition: To build trust about the use of integrated data and actively respond to public concerns about data sharing. To comply with international best practice on open data principles and participate in global fora on data. Relevance: This commitment will advance the OGP values of transparency and public participation by: providing greater transparency on how government is the data it collects and protecting personal information; enabling the public to engage with government and raise issues of concern; enabling experts outside of government to inform public debate; and providing more targeted and effective policy, service delivery and program evaluation. COMMITMENT DETAILS Improving Public Services OGP Grand Challenge Increasing Public Integrity Timeframes December 2016 July 2018 – Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (), Australian Lead agency Bureau of Statistics and Office of the Australian Information Commissioner () Attorney General’s Department, Treasury, Fair Work Ombudsman, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, Department of Social Services, Department of Industry, Government Innovation and Science and Department of Health, Department of Human Services, Australian Taxation Office and Australian actors involved Federal Police, state and territory governments Non-government organisations (including Australian Open Non-government Government Partnership Network, Open Data Institute Queensland, Open Knowledge Foundation, Electronic Frontiers
public to grow the social licence for data to empower citizens and increase transparency over government activities. Ambition: To build trust about the use of integrated data and actively respond to public concerns about data sharing. To comply with international best practice on open data principles and participate in global fora on data. Relevance: This commitment will advance the OGP values of transparency and public participation by: providing greater transparency on how government is the data it collects and protecting personal information; enabling the public to engage with government and raise issues of concern; enabling experts outside of government to inform public debate; and providing more targeted and effective policy, service delivery and program evaluation. COMMITMENT DETAILS OGP Grand Challenge Improving Public Services Increasing Public Integrity Timeframes December 2016 – July 2018 Lead agency Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (), Australian Bureau of Statistics and Office of the Australian Information Commissioner () actors involved Government Attorney General’s Department, Treasury, Fair Work Ombudsman, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, Department of Social Services, Department of Industry, Innovation and Science and Department of Health, Department of Human Services, Australian Taxation Office and Australian Federal Police, state and territory governments Non-government Non-government organisations (including Australian Open Government Partnership Network, Open Data Institute Queensland, Open Knowledge Foundation, Electronic Frontiers