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Development of e-governement in France. Perica SUČEVIĆ - Перица СУЧЕВИЧ Head of the legal department of the DGME ESAP - Moscow, 05-08/12/2007. Presentation of the Directorate General for State Modernisation (DGME). Creation of the DGME Missions of the DGME.
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Development of e-governement in France Perica SUČEVIĆ - Перица СУЧЕВИЧ Head of the legal department of the DGME ESAP - Moscow, 05-08/12/2007
Presentation of the Directorate General for State Modernisation (DGME) • Creation of the DGME • Missions of the DGME
Presentation of the Directorate General for State Modernisation (DGME) • Quality and simplification service • Modernisation of public management service • E-government development service
Brief history of e-governement in France Track record of the first period 1995-2002 • Progression (of the front office) • Difficulties (of the back office)
Brief history of e-governement in France Best practices 1995-2002
Brief history of e-governement in France E-governement in 2003
Brief history of e-governement in France • Creation of the ADAE • Missions of the ADAE
Brief history of e-governement in France 2003 - A favourable climate
Brief history of e-governement in France Preparation for the second stage :2004-2007
Brief history of e-governement in France • Four imperatives 1: Listen constantly to users and administrations 2: Make services accessible to all 3: Setting up a pact of trust 4: Doing better while controlling State expenditure
Brief history of e-governement in France Preparation for the second stage :2004-2007 • The difficulties
Brief history of e-governement in France Preparation for the second stage :2004-2007 • A strong political support • Target 2007 : an administration of service
The ADELE ProgramThe E-governement strategic plan • Offer a greater number of services, which will be user-friendly and accessible to everyone at all times, while creating a climate of trust. • Contribute to modernising the civil service
The E-governement strategic plan A. The new services offered to users by the development of e-government. • 1. Services focusing on the needs of users • 2. Personalised services • 3. Services accessible to everyone • 4. User-friendly services • 5. Simplified procedures • 6. Services making it possible to move the regulatory and administrative complexity into the back office • 7. Greater responsiveness of the administration
The E-governement strategic plan B. Creating a basis for increased confidence 1. Greater transparency and better control by citizens and professionals in their exchanges with the authorities 2. Tools for building trust
The E-governement strategic plan II. Contribute to modernising the Civil Service A. Improve the work of public employees and the organisation of public services • 1. Advantages for civil servants • 2. The efficiency of the State and the public services • 3. Electronic archiving, a guarantee of good administration • 4. Bringing resources into line with needs in the public services • 5. Promoting the proper implementation of decentralisation • 6. Carrying out experiments within partnerships in the public and private sectors
The E-governement strategic plan B. Restore the financial leeway of the State and the public services • E-government: a major source of savings 2. Rational implementation
The e-government action plan The ADELE programme 2004-2007 140 measures – 300 services
The e-government action plan I - Offer a greater number of services, which will be user-friendly, and accessible to everyone at any time • Services designed for the citizens • Services for business • Services designed for associations D. Services designed for regional authorities
The e-government action plan • Contribute to the modernisation of the public services in synergy with european partners and steer the development of e-administration while creating conditions of confidence • The improvement of the civil service and e-administration • Implement or strengthen the security of information systems • The e-administration guidelines D. Communication and evaluation tools
The e-gov 2006-2010 action plan • E-gov guidelines • i2010 project
Legal aspects of e-government prior to 2005 • Law N°94-126 dated 11 February 1994 relating to individual initiative and enterprise • In tax matters : the general tax code • In social matters : the social security code
A common legal framework for e-government • Law dated 9th December 2004 to simplify the law
A common legal framework for e-government Edict dated 8th December 2005 • Definitions • The authorities to which the edict applies • Simplification of the formalities made by electronic means • Security measures contained in the General Security Directory (GSD) • The General Interoperability Directory (GID) • Various measures relating to the rights of citizens when communicating with the administration
Interoperability rules • Focus on theGeneral Interoperability Directory • The IDABC program
Security rules • Focus on theGeneral Security Directory
Acessibility rules • Focus on theGeneral Accessibility Directory for Administrations
Services for Citizens • Address Change Notification Service • Request for civil status acts • Income Tax online • Administration 24h/24
Services for business • TeleVAT • Net-entreprises • Subsidies for associations
Services for civil servants • synergies.modernisation.gouv.fr • CybEO • Admisource
Services for administrations • Presto • Pilae • Digital legal control by supervision authorities • Chorus • Helios
Panorama of other services • Family • Citizen’s life • Employment • Leisure
Process re-engineering • Management of processes and re-engineering
Administratives reforms for the implementation of e-governement projects • Improvement of the quality of the public services • Simplification of the law • Simplification of the formalities
Monitoring and evaluation of e-governement projects • The MAREVA method
Reinforcement of the State thanks to e-government • Modernisation audits • General review of public policies • Public service relays
Protection of personal data • The CNIL : An independent administrative authority • The Data Protection Act
Electronic signature and management of digital identity • Articles 1316 to 1316-4 of the Civil Code • Identity and Access Management
Personal portal « Mon.service-public » • A personalised access to all public e-services • The federation of identity • A personal storage space