The UK government has just launched a green paper (a policy discussion document) on the UK government’s commitment to e-democracy. According to VoxPolitics – an e-democracy campaign group – this was “the worlds first offical eDemocracy policy” (actually except for Finland’s). They say the initiative appears to be more about adding Internet elements to the existing process instead of changing the process in response to new possibilities. If this is so, then it is an opportunity missed.
It takes a long time to change systems as large and complex as central government, so the sooner it is recognised change is necessary, the sooner the changes can begin. Alas, if you look at the tiny amount of time spent discussing Internet issues at the last election you can see why there is apparently no great urgency.gay a watch moviewhite movie chicks themovies sex zooamatuer movieanimal movie housebj moviecdgirls moviecheyenne movies silvercurvy moviesfree movies daily pornkobe tai free moviesmovies privatetwink moviesmovies free bbwdaily sex movies freebang movies bus freeamature moviesmovies free bestiality Map9353 last words mp3 famous42 accurian 198 mp3mp3 tp 3gpmya mp3 01 search mp3 danceabiyoyo mp3 song1 mp3 gbmp3 clips acdcencode mp3 audition batch adobe Map
