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Public
Consultation document and accompanying Partial Regulatory
Impact Assessment (247 Kb)
The European
Commission published a Directive on the re-use and
commercial exploitation of public sector information
on 1st January 2004, which set out
a minimum level of harmonisation of the rules and
administration across the European Union.
In September 2003, the Department of Trade and
Industry and Her Majesty’s Stationery Office
published a consultation paper on the implementation
of the Directive
on the re-use of public sector information.
The consultation document was made widely
available on web and sent to a number of key players
in both the private and public sectors.
There were also a series of meetings and
discussions with key players in the private and public
sectors that assisted the consultation process.
The consultation period closed on 4 December
2003.
There
were 27 responses to the consultation paper. The
summary of the responses to the consultation is now
available, see directly below.
Adrian Brazier
Department of Trade and Industry
151 Buckingham Palace Road
London
SW1W 9SS
Tel: 0207 215 1295
Fax: 0207 215 1370
e-mail: Adrian.Brazier@dti.gsi.gov.uk
Jim Wretham
HMSO
St Clements House
2-16 Colegate
Norwich
NR3 1BQ
Tel: 01603 723001
Fax: 01603 723000
e-mail: jim.wretham@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk
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Summary
of Responses to Consultation Document(131 Kb)
Following on from the Department of Trade and Industry's
and Her Majesty's Stationery Office's published consultation
paper on the implementation of a European directive
on the re-use of public sector information, this document
now summarises the responses to that consultation. The
full text of the responses may be viewed on HMSOnline:
http://www.hmso.gov.uk/policy/ria_responses.htm
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DTI
Broadband Content Pilots Feasibility Study(2084
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Completed in April 2003, this ATOS KPMG report commissioned
by the DTI and Digital Content Forum followed recommendations
from the Broadband Content Pilots report detailed below. |
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Broadband
Content Pilots
Report on the future of broadband content. Commissioned
jointly by the DTI and Digital
Content Forum (DCF) in June 2002, following the
Broadband Britain Summit and carried out by OC&C,
an external consultancy.
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Stephen
Timms', Minister for Energy, eCommerce and Postal
Services pre-recorded video message to the
Broadbandshows Event, 24 February 2004. |
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