>	16/12/2004 PSI link from HMSO site
The UK HMSO site includes a link to PSI from its home page. http://www.hmso.gov.uk/psi/index.htm
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>	30/6/2004 Case Studies with good and bad practices in PSI
This document is part of the official deliverables in the EPSINET project and aims to illustrate some practical case studies in the PSI environment.
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>	30/6/2004 Legifrance
Legifrance is the leading one-stop shop for free online access to French law and case-law. The reason for this broad and comprehensive portal is the basic rule enshrined in the Napoleon Civil Code that « nul est censé ignorer la loi » and the French 1989 Law which states that « tout document administratif doit être accessible à tous . There is no copyright on the text of the law, being outside the scope of proprietary rights. Around 1.5 million persons/month use Legifrance. The portal also allows for an extensive re-use and the example of the UK click and use licence will be integrated in the system to facilitate re-use. The limits to Legifrance are said to be two-fold : on the one hand, the need to respect the private business sphere on consolidated or annotated (cross-referenced) legal texts and, on the other hand, the need to preserve the integrity/authenticity of the legal texts, as well as privacy requirements.
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>	7/4/2004 New French e-government programme ADELE launched
ADELE is the name of the French Government’s plan for the development of Electronic Administration (ADministration ELEctronique), which was officially launched by the Prime Minister on 9 February 2004. Comprising a series of 140 actions and measures for the period 2004-2007, this programme provides a pluri-annual, coherent, and coordinated framework for the development of e-government in France. The main focus is put on accessability to PSI Information and increasing the citizen services. Source: IDA Website
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>	6/4/2004 Reorganisation of Government Back Offices for Better Electronic Public Services – European Good Practices
This report presents and analyses the detailed results of one of the first studies at European level to systematically research how public agencies are using ICT to reorganise, and the impact this has upon how electronic public services are experienced by citizens and business – in other words, on the changing relationship between the front and back- office. Authors: Institut für Informationsmanagement Bremen GmbH and Danish Technological Institute
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