The high profile e-Government programme states that government departments are required to make all their services available electronically by 2005. Combine this with the most recent statistics, which show that 56% of the population are now 'regular users' of the web and it is clear to see why the issue of dealing with public enquiries online has found its way to the top of the agenda.
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