James Chan, policy fellow at the Sunlight Foundation, who wrote the analysis of Canadian municipal open data policies that I shared previously, now looks at the action plans related to the G8 Open Data Charter within the G7.
According to the analysis, Canada has the most firm promises with concrete actions relating to charter commitments. Canada has a number of actions due at the end of this year, and another batch at the end of 2015. There were four actions due June 2014 - I was only able to verify the appathon (CODE) action under commitment #8. The others are: - "Set policy requirements for departments and agencies to use open file formats when releasing open data on data.gc.ca.” Not sure if this policy would be publicly available. - Release "Consolidated List of Laws and Regulations of Canada” as open data. I found the following dataset, which has been available since 2013. Perhaps the action is to keep it up-to-date? http://data.gc.ca/data/en/dataset/eb0dee21-9123-4d0d-b11d-0763fa1fb403 - Release "Canada Pension Plan contributions and benefits” as open data. I found pension plan datasets, but I can’t figure out which, if any, matches this description. Canada’s Action Plan for G8 Open Data Charter: http://data.gc.ca/eng/g8-open-data-charter-canadas-action-plan James Begin forwarded message:
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