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- 1. Has opening up data promoted open government in New Zealand? Victoria University of Wellington Chair in Digital Government 2016 Seminar Series 21 April 2016 and 9 May 2016 Presenter: Keitha Booth, Independent Commentator; Associate, Open Data Institute keithabooth@gmail.com
- 2. Content • My hypothesis • Exclusions • Definitions • Has open data promoted open government in New Zealand • How does New Zealand rate? • My crystal ball-gazing
- 3. Restricted coverage today of the Official Information Act Not covering OIA requests Recent statement by Chief Ombudsman
- 6. 1980
- 8. NZ Open Government Information & Data Programme, 2008 Data.govt.nz Directory 2009 NZ Government Open Access and Licensing framework 2010 Declaration on Open and Transparent Government 2011 NZ Data & Information Management Principles 2011 Better Public Services Programme 2012 Open Government Partnership Action Plan 2014-2016 ICT Strategy and Action Plan to 2017 (updated 2015) NZ open government milestones in the 21st century
- 9. Wider context for NZ Open Government Information & Data programme www.ict.govt.nz
- 11. Open government scope (OGP view) http://www.opengovpartnership.org/
- 12. Economic, cultural & environmental growth Better social outcomes Better public services A more transparent and democratic government NZ government’s expectations from open data:
- 13. CAB Min (10) 24/5A www.ict.govt.nz
- 14. www.ict.govt.nz
- 15. www.ict.govt.nz
- 17. Available online to accommodate the widest practical range of users and uses Open-licensed so anyone has permission to use and reuse the data Machine-readable so that large datasets can be analysed efficiently Available in bulk so it can be downloaded as one dataset and easily analysed by a machine Free of charge so anyone can access it no matter their budget Source: Open Data Barometer 3rd edition - Global Report, 21 April 2016 To be truly open, data should be:
- 19. Is NZ open data promoting our economic growth?
- 24. mbie.govt.nz
- 26. MBIE tourism forecasts (interactive) mbie.govt.nz
- 41. Is NZ open data promoting our cultural growth?
- 48. Is NZ open data promoting our environmental growth?
- 55. Is NZ open data promoting social growth?
- 56. Real time alerts
- 58. Campermate
- 67. Social Investment Insights tool https://shinyapps.stats.govt.nz/sii/
- 69. Is NZ open data promoting better public services?
- 74. MarineMate
- 76. Is NZ open data promoting more transparent & democratic government?
- 83. How does NZ rate?
- 84. Open Data Barometer 3rd ed, 21 April 2016: key findings • Open data is a young field and every government has room to improve. • Governments at the top of the Barometer are being challenged by a new generation of open data adopters rising through the ranks • Scores for open data’s impact on accountability have fallen 22% • Open data should not be a luxury for developed countries • Governments must embrace a culture of open by default for the long-term • Governments must make open data a part of their anti-corruption strategies
- 85. Open Data Barometer 3rd edition, 21 April 2016
- 89. Govt.nz
- 94. “We believe the way to sustain the release of open government data is to ensure it is embedded into what we call the ‘new business as usual’. This ensures open data is woven into the everyday planning, delivery and processes of government agencies”. Hon Louise Upston Minister for Land Information 30 October 2015 https://www.beehive.govt.nz/speech/open-data-and-leadership-new-zealand%E2%80%99s-approach
- 96. Link to international policy: •UN Sustainable Development Goal 16 •International Open Data Charter •Open Contracting Data Standard
- 97. Create new policy and machinery of government •Make open licensing and open formats mandatory for all publicly funded information and data •Bring together the LINZ, SSC, and DIA open government and open government data teams & the Data Futures Partnership Move programme’s monitoring and impact assessment role to the Office of the Auditor General
- 98. To achieve business-as-usual open data release: Continue regular advocacy with senior officials to expand and deepen agencies’ open data practice Train staff regularly in open licensing, formats and technical skills Update information systems to become open by design and default Increase data analytics capability, including for policy development
- 99. Accelerate work with users and agencies: Roundtables of suppliers and users set data supply priorities Code of Australia teams of technologists, designers and community organisations work in government agencies All rethink how users can find government’s open datasets more easily Consider how to assist Pacific countries to use open data Prioritise transparency work using the US Govlab’s model
- 102. The Nation, TV3, 24 March 2016
- 103. Any questions????
Editor's Notes
- 25 February 1980
- We have a long and proud history of open government leadership, going back to our 1962 ombudsman legislation, a very significant 1980 report on Open Government which resulted in our OIA in 1982. Next major steps this century acknowledge the impact of the Internet and the opportunities to make public data available online and to work closely with citizens. Replaced by Ombudsmen Act 1972
- Open Government Partnership definition
- Economic growth New business New knowledge New tools, products Taxation revenue Better social outcomes Better daily decisions Insights from analysis Efficiencies Better public services Evidence-based policy Transparency and democracy Collaborative policy development Performance reporting
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- New betasite using Koordinates
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- https://shinyapps.stats.govt.nz/sii/
- Iphone or android app
- The programme fed into a central government programme that looked at the business case for smart cities nationally, he said. The council and NEC are also working with Land Information New Zealand to trial new traffic counting technology in Wellington. Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown said the sensors would collect anonymous data, recognising only the shape difference between cars, trucks, bikes, and pedestrians. It was intended to make the data publicly available once the projects had progressed beyond the trial stage, she said Stuff 7 April 2016
- Human Rights Commission
- Judge Peter Boshier on TV3 The Nation, 19 and 20 March 2016. Taken from the NBR news item 20 March 2016
- Judge Peter Boshier on TV3 The Nation, 19 and 20 March 2016. Taken from the NBR news item 20 March 2016