Review article
A Vision of E-administration in Slovenia
Senko Pličanić
; Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana Slovenia
Abstract
ln his article the author analyses what kind of legal system would he necessary (besides the existing one) in the formation of E-administration in Slovenia. As the first element of this system, the author conceives the law regulating access to information of public interest. The right of access to information of public interest is a constitutional category in Slovenia and therefore the law should provide for the procedure which would enable access to information of public interest and specifically determine in detail exceptions when access is not possible. As the second element of the mentioned legal system, and at the same time as a basic legal framework for the formation of E-administration, the author conceives a separate law on E-administration. Such a law would represent a legal obligation to realize the project on E administration in a systematic and organized way. Besides other questions of E-administration, which Slovenian law has already regulated, the mentioned law would reignite a number of further issues: clearly determined orientation of public services, displayed on internet, clear orientation of the agent of the E-administration project (organizational structure), determination of incentives and benefits for overcoming “digital divisions” and the question of the security of consumers (users).
Keywords
public administration - Slovenia; E-administration; electronic administrative management; information technology; internet; information of public character; access to public information
Hrčak ID:
197922
URI
Publication date:
6.6.2002.
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