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PSI Leadership – The role of Member States. Ponente: Chris Corbin - PSI Platform
1. PSI Leadership – The role of Member States Chris Corbin Independent researcher on Information Policy 3 rd APORTA meeting, Madrid, 9 th June 2009 THE RE-USE OF PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION IN EUROPE
2. www.epsiplatform.com After 5.5 years of activity of implementing the EU PSI Re-use Directive 2003/98/EC (November 2003 to May 2009) Europe is still under achieving with respect to Re-using Public Sector Information! (whether that be for profit or not for profit) SO WHAT CAN WE ALL DO TO TURN THIS AROUND? (June 2009 to June 2012) PSI Leadership – The role of Member States
3. One of the reasons given as to why the opportunity offered by the PSI Re-use framework has not been maximised is lack of awareness. So let us consider how this can be addressed and what the role of the Member States should be in this context! (Based on the accumulated knowledge gained so far in implementing the PSI Re-use Directive) This issue is not unique to the PSI Re-use Directive 2003/98/EC The same issue applies to other data & information related Directives such as: the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC The recent European Conference 20 May 2009 titled: “ Personal data – more use, more protection?” So what good practices can we pick from the Data Protection domain? The presentation made by the Slovenian Information Commissioner “ Public Awareness and Data Protection” www.epsiplatform.com PSI Leadership – The role of Member States
4. www.epsiplatform.com PSI Leadership – The role of Member States Public Sector PSI Re-users The Actors Their role To facilitate the opportunity To grasp the opportunity and to innovate Supply side Demand side A large number of public bodies Many are large A large number of employees But They are quantifiable And many are similar A very large number of PSI re-users Many are micro or small But They are not quantifiable And they are not similar What do we Know about Each side? So what is the Solution? To focus on the Supply side as it is a known entity over the next 3 years To pull through by example It is too early to focus on the demand side!
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7. So the evidence so far indicates that the ideal solution is as shown www.epsiplatform.com If all Member States adopted the above approach there are spin off benefits at the pan European level PSI Leadership – The role of Member States Supply side Demand side Public Sector PSI Re-users A single lead body – policy lead - oversees Information policy, handles complaints amongst other activities An active national PSI information Portal Regulators Information Commissioner & Competition Regulator (a member of the ECN) (The Regulators have powers of enforcement on both the supply and demand sides)
8. Pan European benefits – a European PSI Re-use portal www.epsiplatform.com The evidence shows that within the EU27 Member States the above is partly built. Dynamic portals on PSI Re-use : The Commission, and Member States Belgium, France, Slovenia, Spain, UK Static portals on PSI Re-use : Austria, Germany, Ireland To mention just a few that are active and present to some degree. The Commission funded European PSI Platform is active and present. The above is similar to the European Competition Network The above is similar to the European Network of National Data Protection Commissioners There are similarities with the requirement within the INSPIRE Directive 2007/2/EC that came into force in all EU27 Member States on 15 th May 2009! PSI Leadership – The role of Member States Member State 1 PSI information Portal Member State 27 PSI information Portal Member States 2 to 26 European PSI information Portal
9. Pan European benefits – enhances the Family of European Network of Regulators www.epsiplatform.com PSI Leadership – The role of Member States The European PSI Re-use Network (NEEDED NOW!) The European Competition Network The European Information Commissioner Network The European INSPIRE Coordinators Network (In future)
10. How does the Demand side fit into this model? www.epsiplatform.com PSI Leadership – The role of Member States Over the period 2009 to 2012 Demand Side PSI Associations should be encouraged to form at Member State level In order to help support the demand side stakeholders Supply side Demand side Public Sector PSI Re-users A single lead body –policy lead - oversees Information policy, handles complaints amongst other activities An active national PSI information Portal Regulators Information Commissioner & Competition Regulator (a member of the ECN) (The Regulators have powers of enforcement on both the supply and demand sides) Demand Side PSI Associations & Thematic Associations Demand side PSI information portals
11. The European target model by 1 st July 2012! www.epsiplatform.com PSI Leadership – The role of Member States Fine: So how do we reach this ideal model? Supply side Demand side Public Sector PSI Re-users A European Network of 31 Lead PSI bodies An active European PSI information Portal Family of Regulators For example: The European Competition Network (The Regulators have powers of enforcement on both the supply and demand sides) Pan European PSI Associations & Thematic Associations Demand side PSI information portals
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13. Let us collectively build on today and agree a set of actions that would move Europe towards constructing the ideal model by 1 st July 2012 and as a result Maximising the opportunity offered by the PSI Re-use Directive The objective is to turn a negative message into a positive message then the cascade effect will kick in! www.epsiplatform.com PSI Leadership – The role of Member States
14. Interested in PSI? T hen why not visit: www.ePSI plus .net www.epsiplatform.com & http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/policy/psi/index_en.htm & http://www.aporta.es Thank you for your attention www.epsiplatform.com
Notas do Editor
It is evident from the first phase - November 2003 to May 2009 when the European Commission published the Communication; of implementing the European Union Public Sector Information re-use Directive 2003/98/EC that Europe still is not maximising the return from the investment in public sector information.
One of the reasons for this is the low level of awareness on both sides of the supply-demand interface related to PSI re-use.
The structure of the PSI re-use sector provides us with the clues as to how to tackle the awareness issue.
The evidence accumulated so far shows that there are good practices that EU Member States can adopt to address this issue and one of the keys to unlocking the public sector information is leadership at the Member State level.
EC - http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/policy/psi/index_en.htm Austria - http://www.bmwfj.gv.at/BMWA/Rechtsvorschriften/Informationsweiterverwendungsgesetz/default.htm Belgium - http://www.simplification.be/showpage.php?iPageID=721&sLangCode=FR France - http://www.cada.fr/ Germany - http://www.bmwi.de/BMWi/Navigation/Technologie-und-Innovation/Informationsgesellschaft/informationen-des-oeffentlichen-sektors.html Ireland - http://www.psi.gov.ie/ Slovenia - http://www.ip-rs.si/ Spain - http://www.aporta.es UK - http://www.opsi.gov.uk/advice/index http://ec.europa.eu/competition/ecn/competition_authorities.html http://ec.europa.eu/justice_home/fsj/privacy/nationalcomm/index_en.htm http://www.inspire-geoportal.eu/