A number of legislative information technologies and standards are being discussed this week at the 2012 Parliamentary Monitoring Organizations Leaders Conference on Parliamentary Transparency and Networking, being held 30 April-2 May 2012, in Washington, DC.
The Twitter hashtag for the conference is #pmo2012.
Click here for the live Webcast of the conference.
Collaborative notes are being taken of the conference, here using Titanpad and here using GoogleDocs.
Some key documents being discussed at the conference are:
- NDI and Sunlight Foundation, Parliamentary Transparency Pledge.
- IPU and UNDP. (2012). The global parliamentary report: The changing nature of parliamentary representation.
- IPU. (2006). Parliament and democracy in the twenty-first century: A guide to good practice.
Click here for detailed information about the conference.
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May 1, 2012 at 4:08 pm |
MT @agm3dc Link to PMO Ideas for moving ahead: http://bit.ly/IrANqI #pmo2012