Hence, unless the company mentioned above is not selected and the EU Technical Assistance Project is not launched, the activities envisaged by the third stage could not be started. Commitment 13: Publication of phone tapping data according to the nature of the crime and geographic area The given commitment is a prominent example of the cooperation of the government and the civil society. By the recommendation of the Forum member NGOs, in the framework of the second Action Plan of the Open Government Georgia, the Supreme Court of Georgia started to proactively publish phone tapping statistics. Due to this fact, Georgia entered a small group of countries where such data is publicly disclosed. Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) of OGP marked this commitment of the second Action Plan as ‘starred’ commitment. In addition, the IRM report noted that data shall be published in such a manner that it can be sorted by crime and geographic area. The Chairperson of the Supreme Court directly reacted to the recommendation and stated that the court would adopt this as a new commitment in the framework of the Third Action Plan of OGP. Hence, the court plans to introduce new statistical reporting forms that will allow for obtaining and publishing detailed phone tapping data, as well as processing the data according to the crime differentiation and courts. Data will be published in Excel files on the website under the section of OGP, on the News block and Statistics link. Date of Implementation: 2016-2017 Commitment 13: Publishing phone tapping data according to the nature of the crime and geographic area Lead Agency Supreme Court of Georgia Public Agency Other Involved Actors Civil Society /Private Sector Currently only aggregated data of phone tapping are being published. Data Issues to be Addressed will be published according to the differentiation of crime and geographic area in order to obtain more detail information. Disclosure of the closed data; provision of maximum transparency of the Main Objective judiciary Increasing public integrity OGP Challenge Citizens Technology OGP Principles Transparancy Accountability Participation and Innovation Milestones to Fulfill the Commitment New or ongoing Start date: End date: commitment
Hence, unless the company mentioned above is not selected and the EU Technical Assistance Project is not launched, the activities envisaged by the third stage could not be started. Commitment 13: Publication of phone tapping data according to the nature of the crime and geographic area The given commitment is a prominent example of the cooperation of the government and the civil society. By the recommendation of the Forum member NGOs, in the framework of the second Action Plan of the Open Government Georgia, the Supreme Court of Georgia started to proactively publish phone tapping statistics. Due to this fact, Georgia entered a small group of countries where such data is publicly disclosed. Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) of OGP marked this commitment of the second Action Plan as ‘starred’ commitment. In addition, the IRM report noted that data shall be published in such a manner that it can be sorted by crime and geographic area. The Chairperson of the Supreme Court directly reacted to the recommendation and stated that the court would adopt this as a new commitment in the framework of the Third Action Plan of OGP. Hence, the court plans to introduce new statistical reporting forms that will allow for obtaining and publishing detailed phone tapping data, as well as processing the data according to the crime differentiation and courts. Data will be published in Excel files on the website under the section of OGP, on the News block and Statistics link. Date of Implementation: 2016-2017 Commitment 13: Publishing phone tapping data according to the nature of the crime and geographic area Lead Agency Supreme Court of Georgia Other Involved Actors Public Agency Civil Society /Private Sector Issues to be Addressed Currently only aggregated data of phone tapping are being published. Data will be published according to the differentiation of crime and geographic area in order to obtain more detail information. Main Objective Disclosure of the closed data; provision of maximum transparency of the judiciary OGP Challenge Increasing public integrity OGP Principles Transparancy Accountability Citizens Participation Technology and Innovation Milestones to Fulfill the Commitment New or ongoing commitment Start date: End date:
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