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		NSW GOVERNANCE ICT BOARD

	LEGAL & ICT EXPERT OPINIONS ON KEY ISSUES FOR DIGITAL ECONOMY

A	Philip GAETJENS (Chair), Secretary, The Treasury	RESIGNED 07 APR 2015
B	Blair COMLEY, Secretary, Department of Premier and Cabinet
C	Dr Michele BRUNIGES, Secretary, Department of Education 
	and Communities
D	Dr Mary FOLEY, Secretary, NSW Ministry of Health
E	Mark PATERSON AO, Secretary, Department of Trade and 	SACKED 07 APR 2015
	Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services
F	David STEWART, Secretary, Transport for NSW		RESIGNED 16 FEB 2015
G	Andrew CAPPIE-WOOD, Secretary, Department of Police and 
	Justice
H	Michael COUTTS-TROTTER, Secretary, Department of Family 
	and Community Services
I	Michael PRATT, Customer Service Commissioner, Chair of 
	the Service NSW Board
J	Anthony WONG, Chair of the ICT Advisory Panel

Tue 07 Apr 2015					Recipient:61214Ia1
REF:ACAGD7N1					Y/R: NSW Digital Economy

			IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST

Philip GAETJENS 				E: contact@treasury.nsw.gov.au
Chair NSW Governance ICT Board			F: {61}(2)9976-2993
NSW TREASURY					M: {61}(0)
127 Phillip St   SYDNEY   2000			P: {61}(2)9228-4567
 
Dear Mr GAETJENS				cc	Members Parliament
 
		CALL FOR LEGAL & ICT EXPERT OPINIONS

Further to our recent emails re a review of the "NSW Digital Economy" Strategy,
it proposed that Legal opinions, including from "Constitutional Law" and "Fraud" 
Barristers and from appropriate ICT experts, are sought on issues including:

A	The influence of overseas organisations on the proposal for "Inventing
	The Australian Model of Government" seminars in 1993 {Att A}

B	The implications of "8 Candidate Standards" published as "Public Release"
	on 12 Jul 2007 for Health E-Procurement as a guide for software organisations 
	to develop Applications for the Australian eHealth Market {Att B}

C	Identifying the number of Australian organisations utilising the BizDex 
	system which was developed in 2004 under a NOIE Grant by a number of
	international organisations including IBM, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems
	and SAP {Att C}

D	The adoption of the Address Format of Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 
	[UCPR] Legal Forms (2005) as the basis of the Location Identification 
	Standard required by the National Electronic Health Transition Authority 
	[NEHTA] for Supply Chain Reform {Att D}

E	Evaluating the use of the "NSW Electronic Transactions Act 2000" to generate
	income by Councils with their Ratepayers not just for communications between 
	State and Local Government as indicated by the letter from the Minister 
	for State/Local Government Relations {"Att E} 
	
NEXT STEPS

We would appreciate your feedback on whether Legal and Expert opinion can be 
provided before the NSW Governance ICT Board make a decision on which 
Standard to adopt for the NSW Digital Economy 

Yours sincerely		

				
Peter AXTENS LLB (Retired)	
Official Agent			
SUSTAINABILITY ACTION NETWORK [SAN]

M:{61}(0)416-009-468     Public Officer

Att

A	1993-07-20	"Inventing Aus Model of Government" Seminar
B	2007-07-12	NEHTA "8 Candidate Standards" for Health E-Procurement (Supply Chain)
C	2004-05-10	BizDex Project Members for AWB Export Process
D	2015-03-27	NEHTA "Supply Chain Reform" Location requirement 27 Mar 2015
E	2006-12-03	SA Minister State/Local Gov re "Electronic Transactions Act"

This email can be reviewed On-line here


The ebXML Australia Committee ceased to meet after the meeting on 05
Feb 2002 and none of the planned meetings in 2002 took place

However it appears an ebXML Forum was then established

Additional evidence has been included re ICT Advice published 10 Jan 2004 on 
"ebXML Forum" about BizDex with Australian Wheat Board [AWB] for Export 
Contracts


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