In addressing this matter, Hjh Mariah Hj Mohd Taha said that the Bruneian government has conducted many Business Re-engineering exercises as part of the e-Government initiative, where they were "looking at the back-end process to help the front-end service delivery" to bring the service to the citizens.
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Hjh Mariah Hj Mohd Taha, who is also a Senior Special Duties Officer at the Prime Minister's Office, shared with The Brunei Times that the feedback of more than 400 respondents has been collected during the survey's roadshow, which has already reached the Brunei-Muara, Tutong and Temburong Districts and will see Belait District's participation on Sunday.
Speaking to The Brunei Times yesterday when the e-government survey was carried out for the BruneiMuara District at The Mall in Gadong, BAG Networks Marketing Analyst Rachel Salleh spoke of the necessity of getting constructive feedback.
Read more: Brunei: Government Wants 'Real Results' From E-Govt Citizen Survey
Launched in conjunction with the e-Government Strategic Plan 2009-2014, the key objective of the survey is to seek feedback from citizens to further improve the government services provided to the people (”Rakyat”) by providing a multiple channel of delivery to citizens.
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Communications,Yang Berhormat Pehin Orang Kaya Seri Kerna Dato Seri Setia Haji Awang Abu Bakar bin Haji Apong, who is also the Chairman of the Foundation’s Board of Directors officially launched the Website.The initiative to develop the official website was in response to the government call through the e-government 2009 to 2014 Strategic Plan, which underlines the need to give accurate, credible and up-to-date online informaton.