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IOFFL to meet with the ISC

  • 18-06-2002 4:41pm
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    Dangger
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    IrelandOffline will be making a presentation to the Telecommunications Working Group of the Information Society Commission on the 9th of July at 11am.

    We've waited a long time to meet with the working group, and we obviously have a lot to say to them. I initially emailed Danny O'Hare (ISC Chairman), on the 2nd of Feb'02. We are told the new group (put in place Nov 27th 2001) are still in an information gathering phase :rolleyes: . However, since we have progressed some what from that stage ourselves (only recently), we have a lot of information to share with them.

    The latest report from the Telecommunications Working Group can be found here. just click cancel when it asks you for a password! Worked for me!


    Here are the ISC's terms of reference of their site: www.isc.ie

    Terms of Reference
    The new Information Society Commission is designed to complement the work of the Cabinet Committee by provided independent expert advice drawn from a broad range of interests. It will contribute to the formulation of Government policy by:
    - highlighting the challenges and opportunities presented by Information Society developments
    - monitoring Ireland’s performance in its evolution as an Information Society, both nationally and internationally
    - identifying areas of co-operation with other jurisdictions, including establishment of links with the Northern Ireland Information Age Initiative and
    - establishing working groups, as required, to provide expert advice on specific areas of public policy development.


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