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Title: GOVIS 2002


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GOVIS 2002
  • Improving Public Access to Legislation
  • Geoff Lawn and Julia Kennedy
  • Parliamentary Counsel Office

2
Outline
  • What does the PCO do?
  • How do we provide public access to legislation
    now?
  • Why improve public access to legislation?
  • What does the PAL Project involve?

3
Outline
  • PAL Project progress and organisation
  • Legislation_at_your.service
  • How do we know what people want?
  • New website of NZ legislation

4
Outline
  • Organisational change
  • Overview of technology
  • Want more information?

5
What does the PCO do?
  • Drafts Government Bills and amendments
  • Drafts Statutory Regulations
  • Arranges the printing and publication of
  • Acts and regulations
  • reprints of Acts and regulations
  • Must make copies available for purchase by the
    public at a reasonable price

6
How do we provide access?
  • Official versions available only in hard copy
  • pamphlet copies of Acts and regulations
  • annual bound volumes
  • reprints of Acts and some regulations

7
Why improve public access to legislation?
  • State has a duty to make its laws available to
    its citizens
  • Supports democratic process
  • Implement part of E-government vision
  • people better informed because they can get
    up-to-date and comprehensive information about
    Government laws, Statutory Regulations, policies,
    and services

8
What is the problem?
  • Current reprint process
  • produces only hard copy reprints
  • slow and inefficient
  • doesnt meet the needs of users of legislation
  • no official database of legislation

9
What does the PAL Project involve?
  • New services
  • New processes
  • Taking advantage of technology
  • Changes to organisational arrangements
  • Multiple agencies involved
  • Fitting around business as usual

10
Project progress
  • Over to Julia Kennedy

11
Project progress
  • Nov 2000 Government approved business case
  • Dec 2000 PCO issued request for
    an Implementation Partner
  • July 2001 Contract with Unisys signed
  • Dec 2001 Stage 1 completed
  • Feb 2002 Government approves additional
    funding
  • Mar 2002 Stage 2 work commenced

12
Project stages
  • Stage 1
  • 7 projects
  • requirements and specifications
  • evaluation and selection
  • Transition
  • Stage 2
  • 13 projects
  • implementation

13
Key players
  • Parliamentary Counsel Office
  • Office of the Clerk
  • Drafting Unit of the IRD
  • SSC E-government Unit
  • Unisys

14
Project organisation
Stakeholders

MPs
PCO Project
Director/Sponsor

Legal publishers

Interest groups

Public, etc
Project Committee
PCO
Unisys
OC
SSC
IRD
Unisys Project
Director
Contract Manager
Unisys Project
Central Agencies
PCO Project Manager
Manager

SSC

Treasury

Audit NZ
PCO Project Team
Unisys Project
Team
Project Office
15
Stage 1 milestones
  • Survey on printed legislation
  • August 2001
  • Study tour to Australian PCOs
  • August 2001
  • Book of requirements
  • October 2001
  • Stage 1 completed
  • November 2001

16
Stage 2 Unisys projects
  • DTD acquisition and repurposing
  • Database content
  • Content Management System
  • Authoring tool
  • Pre-publication tools
  • Website implementation
  • Systems integration

17
Stage 2 PCO-led projects
  • Pre-Publication Unit (PPU)
  • Reprints Unit
  • Officialisation
  • Printing arrangements for legislation
  • Website ISP
  • Communication and change management

18
Legislation_at_your.service
  • Back to Geoff Lawn

19
Legislation_at_your.service
  • Electronic access to legislation via the Internet
  • Bills, Acts, regulations, SOPs
  • up-to-date reprints
  • New way of presenting amendments to Bills

20
Legislation_at_your.service
  • Download and print official versions
  • Order printed copies online
  • Hard copy reprints
  • reprint policy
  • annual reprint programme
  • Data to legal publishers

21
How do we know what people want?
  • Discussion paper issued 1998
  • Survey on reprints and printed material
  • Workshops on website design
  • Reprints programme

22
Website preview
  • www.legislation.govt.nz

23
Organisational change
  • Back to Julia Kennedy

24
Changing the way we work
  • Projects
  • Organisational change
  • Technical solution

25
PCO publisher
  • Print and electronic publishing
  • transition from printing at Legislation Direct
  • pre-printing at PCO
  • copying at contracted printer
  • new printing arrangements working by 31 January
    2003
  • new web publishing arrangements

26
New publishing arrangements
PCO drafters and secretaries
Contracted printer for copying and distribution
  • PCO
  • PPU

Office of the Clerk
PCO website
IRD Drafters
27
Change at every level
  • Change in output classes
  • 2 new units
  • PPU
  • RU
  • New tools
  • authoring tool
  • CMS

28
Solution components
  • Authoring tool
  • Prepublication tool
  • Database
  • CMS
  • Search engine
  • Electronic access
  • Arbortext Epic Editor
  • Epic Print Composer
  • Brookers
  • Documentum
  • Verity in Documentum
  • dtSearch Web

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Solution key issues
  • Integration
  • Connectivity
  • IRD drafters
  • Office of the Clerk
  • Printer
  • ISP
  • legal publishers
  • Security
  • Performance

31
Want more information?
  • PCO website
  • pco.parliament.govt.nz/pal
  • Project Overview
  • PAL Project Bulletin
  • FAQs

32
Contact us
  • PAL Project Administrator Parliamentary Counsel
    Office phone (04) 471-9645 fax (04) 499-3024
    email access_at_parliament.govt.nz
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