The Clerk’s office of the House of Representatives of the United States implemented two projects: 

• The House Floor Summary may now be accessed through a real-time RSS feed. The feed displays legislative proceedings as they occur, in addition to the proceedings of the previous five legislative days.

• New speaker search tool: HouseLive.gov now provides users with the ability to search the full transcript of any legislative day to find the video of where a Member of the House spoke on the Floor. The  search function is accessible via the dropdown menu at the top of the Floor Summary window.

AT4AM, a web editor provided to Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), has largely improved the drafting of amendments at the European Parliament since its introduction in 2010. In May 2012, at the opening of the international workshop "Identifying benefits deriving from the adoption of XML-based chains for drafting legislation", Rainer Wieland, Vice President of the European Parliament, announced the launch of a new project aimed at providing the open source version of the tool.

Since 23 February 2013 the Senate of Italy started to publish on its website all bills in XML, using an Akoma Ntoso compliant scheme (in addition to the usual HTML, PDF, and ePub formats). Also, the Senate of Italy recently released the open data portal dati.senato.it

La Conférence mondiale 2012 sur l’e-Parlement a eu lieu à la Chambre des députés d'Italie, à Rome, les 13, 14 et 15 Septembre. La clôture de la Conférence a coincidé avec la Journée internationale de la démocratie, établie en 2008 par l'Assemblée générale des Nations Unies.

The Inter-Parliamentary Union and the United Nations Development Programme released the Global Parliamentary Report on the evolving relationship between citizens and parliaments. The Report analyzes parliamentary strategies to engage with citizens and argues that parliaments need to be in a constant process of evolution.

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As part of the initiative to increase House transparency and improve access to legislative data, the Committee on House Administration adopted new standards that require all House legislative documents be published electronically in an open, searchable format on one centralized website.

 

 

 

The Reports, prepared by the Global Centre for ICT in Parliament, intend to help legislatures to harness the potential benefits of ICT for their work and establish key goals and priorities for exploiting this valuable resource. While providing evidence of the complexities of e-parliament, the Reports suggest ways to overcome some of the obstacles to the effective use of technology in parliamentary settings.

U.K. House of Commons administration officials have confirmed they are to standardise digital data relating to the passing of new laws, in a move that could “engage millions of people with what goes on inside Parliament”, one analyst has told E-Government Bulletin.

Panelists

Moderator: 

Dick Toornstra, Director of the Office for Promotion of Parliamentary Democracy of the European Parliament

Panelists: 

Saseeta Rakha, CIO /Acting PICT Manager, National Assembly of Mauritius

Assem Genedy, Under Secretary, Director of the Information Centre, People's Assembly of Egypt

Sergio Falcão, Analyst, IT Centre, Chamber of Deputies of Brazil

Les documents parlementaires tels que les rapports des comités et les textes des débats et auditions sont des données fondamentales de la législature. Ces documents doivent être préparés rapidement, efficacement et précisément. Ils doivent être distribués facilement et ensuite amendés, et redistribués tout aussi facilement. Et ils doivent être archivés effectivement pour en assurer la disponibilité et la préservation à long terme.

Panelists

Moderator: 

Zwelethu L. Madasa, Clerk of the Pan-African Parliament

Panelists: 

Radhakrishna Lutchmana Padayachie, Deputy Minister of Public Service and Administration of the Republic of South Africa

Jeffrey Griffith, Senior Advisor, Global Centre for ICT in Parliament

1. Gouverner en temps de mutations technologiques
2. Aperçu des conclusions du Rapport mondial 2010 sur l'e-Parlement

Statements and Presentations - World e-Parliament Conference 2009

Ordre du Jour de la Conférence Mondiale 2009 sur l'e-Parlement

Le Rapport de la Conférence mondiale 2009 sur l’e-Parlement est disponible.

Informations générales

L'édition 2009 de la Conférence mondiale sur l'e-Parlement s'est tenue du 3 au 5 novembre 2009 à la Chambre des représentants des Etats-Unis à Washington, D.C. La Conférence était basée sur les éditions précédentes qui ont eu lieu respectivement à Genève (2007) et Bruxelles (2008), ainsi que sur les conclusions du Rapport mondial 2008 sur l'e-Parlement.