oversight of all major ICT projects, including the costs, progress, benefits, and potential risks. The DTA continues to work with agencies to The DTA will release a training program to assist implement its Digital Service Standard which sets agencies to implement the Standard. out clear guidelines and world best practice for delivering a digital service. 3.1 Information AGD Discovery and User research Discovery and User research Delayed - Milestones management and AGD has consulted with three end users including a 1 and 2 extended to Continuing consultation with academics, access laws for the curator from the War Memorial in NSW, ensure effective archivists, civil society groups, end users, 21st century six civil society bodies (Australian Press Council, consultation through journalists and researchers to better Australian Privacy Foundation, Council on the usercentred design understand their needs and engagement with Ageing Australia, Law Society of NSW, approach. government access systems. NSW Information Commissioner and OpenAustralia Immersion day at the National Archives of Foundation) and 21 government stakeholders. Overall timeframes Australia. remain achievable. Consultation with the Australian Intelligence Community (including ASIO, DIO, ONA and ASIS). Consultation with APS records management/ICT areas. Consultation on options for reform Not yet commenced. 3.2 Understand the NSW IPC / In January 2017, Information Commissioners and Milestone 1 Dec 2016 – delayed by NAP On track use of freedom of OAIC Ombudsmen established a working group to commencement: Consultation with the NAP information develop metrics on information access rights, Secretariat underway to determine appropriate aligned with the Open Government Index. arrangements for publishing the metrics. Milestones 2 and 3 – on track: The agreed metrics are being piloted and data collection is being
oversight of all major ICT projects, including the costs, progress, benefits, and potential risks. The DTA continues to work with agencies to implement its Digital Service Standard which sets out clear guidelines and world best practice for delivering a digital service. The DTA will release a training program to assist agencies to implement the Standard. 3.1 Information management and access laws for the 21st century AGD Discovery and User research AGD has consulted with three end users including a curator from the War Memorial in NSW, six civil society bodies (Australian Press Council, Australian Privacy Foundation, Council on the Ageing Australia, Law Society of NSW, NSW Information Commissioner and OpenAustralia Foundation) and 21 government stakeholders. Discovery and User research Continuing consultation with academics, archivists, civil society groups, end users, journalists and researchers to better understand their needs and engagement with government access systems. Immersion day at the National Archives of Australia. Consultation with the Australian Intelligence Community (including ASIO, DIO, ONA and ASIS). Consultation with APS records management/ICT areas. Consultation on options for reform Not yet commenced. Delayed - Milestones 1 and 2 extended to ensure effective consultation through usercentred design approach. Overall timeframes remain achievable. 3.2 Understand the use of freedom of information NSW IPC / OAIC In January 2017, Information Commissioners and Ombudsmen established a working group to develop metrics on information access rights, aligned with the Open Government Index. Milestone 1 Dec 2016 – delayed by NAP commencement: Consultation with the NAP Secretariat underway to determine appropriate arrangements for publishing the metrics. Milestones 2 and 3 – on track: The agreed metrics are being piloted and data collection is being On track
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