IfG.CC - The Institute for eGovernment

In order to obtain public perceptions on the government services that must be given priority for implementation online through the e-government projects, the e-Government National Centre is currently carrying out e-government surveys in all the country's four districts. The survey is open to all citizens and residents in the country. This morning, a roadshow on the survey was held at the Mail Processing Centre in Berakas and the Gadong Mall, while in the afternoon, it was held at the Land Transport Derpartment.

According to the Senior Special Duties Officer at the Prime Minister's Office, Dayang Hajah Mariah binti Haji Mohamad Taha, who is also the Acting Director of the e-Government National Centre, the survey is consistent with the launching of the e-government Strategic Plan launched in May this year. The e-Government Strategic Plan focuses on more effective delivery of services to the public.

Besides filling in the survey forms when visiting the roadshow, members of the public who wish to take part in the survey, can also fill in the forms online by logging on to the e-government survey website: www.egovcitizensurvey2009.gov.bn. The survey roadshow will also be held in the Belait District at the Supasave and Soon Lee Supermarkets as well as the Tudong Saji Stalls in Kuala Belait. The survey that began on the 4th of December, will be held for two months. It is organised jointly by the Prime Minister's Office and InfoCom Federation Brunei and carried out jointly by the e-Government National Centre and Brunei Accenture Group - BAG Networks Sendirian Berhad.

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Quelle/Source: Radio Television Brunei, 13.12.2009

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