This appeared a few days ago:Govt delivery of digital services to face Senate inquiryBroad terms of reference to scrutinise "all the digital failures"George Nott (Computerworld) 17 August, 2017 12:27 The government’s delivery of digital services will be scrutinised in a Senate inquiry which is due to report by the end of the year.The terms of reference for the inquiry, referred to the Finance and Public Administration References Committee yesterday, are far reaching, and include an assessment of present and planned projects with regards to privacy, security, reliability and value for money. The inquiry will also investigate the strategies behind whole-of-government digital transformation. The governance, design, build and procurement of digital projects will be probed, as well as “the adequacy of available capabilities both within the public sector and externally”. Moved in the Senate by Labor Senator Jenny McAllister, the inquiry was unsuccessfully opposed by government. In a...
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