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Crucial to ensure open Government

Crucial to ensure open Government

by arty | Nov 25, 2010 | ART Publications, Freedom of Information, Ministerial Responsibility, Reforms, Victoria

  by Tim Smith. The full version here, published as an edited opinion piece, The Age Friday November 26th 2010. Tim Colebatch recently criticised the Brumby Government as having “refused to run an open government” (Ballot box overflowing with choice,...
Victorian Elections 2010 – Parties commitments to transparency and accountability

Victorian Elections 2010 – Parties commitments to transparency and accountability

by arty | Nov 10, 2010 | Election, Freedom of Information, McMullan Principle, Ministerial Responsibility, News, Victoria

 Vic election 2010 Party promises to ART. The Art seeks a public commitment from all parties to restore open, responsible and accountable government by 1.    adopting the Solomon Report and enacting the Right to Information legislative model adopted in Queensland and...
Crucial to ensure open Government

ART’s Shortlist of Parliamentary Reforms

by arty | Aug 27, 2010 | ART Publications, Code of Conduct, Freedom of Information, McMullan Principle, Ministerial Responsibility, Reforms

The minimum actions to restore Parliamentary integrity Action to restore open and accountable government at a Federal level 1. Parliamentary reform a)    Independent presiding officers in both houses b)    Reforms to question time to enable it to function as part of...

Freedom of Information – The Law Report – ABC Radio National Broadcast

by arty | Oct 20, 2009 | Freedom of Information

The media complain that FOI legislation is weighed way too heavily in favour of government and commercial interests. In Victoria, where FOI legislation began, you cannot get information about how many times a restaurant has been served with a health notice. Related...
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