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Abuja Conference - March 2007
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Rationale
Executive Summary
Background
Problem Statement
Gap Analysis
Goal and Objective
Activities
Capacity Building
Online Services
Software Applications
Enabling Frameworks
Co-ordination
Documentation
Pretoria Workshop - December 2007
Context
Rationale
Goals and Objectives
Expected Outcomes
Organization
Logistics
Additional Information
Abuja Conference - March 2007
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Related Sites
Akoma Ntoso
Bungeni
Africa Parliamentary Knowledge Network
Global Centre for ICT in Parliament
Abuja Conference - March 2007
Towards the establishment of an African Parliamentary Knowledge Network on ICT, legislation and documentation
Opening of the International Workshop
Welcoming Address
by Gherardo Casini, Executive Coordinator a.i. of the Global Centre for ICT in Parliament
Opening Speech and Official Opening of Workshop
- Rt. Hon. Austin Opara, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Nigeria
Parliamentary Knowledge Networks: existing experiences and lessons learned
Chair: Gherardo Casini, Executive Coordinator a.i. of the Global Centre for ICT in Parliament
Interventions:
Establishing a network for IT Managers from SADC Parliaments
- Cecilia Matanga, ICT Manager SADC parliamentary forum.
Towards the establishment of an African Parliamentary Knowledge Network on ICT, legislation and documentation
- Dick F. Toornstra, Special Advisor for the promotion of democracy, European Parliament, and former co-Director of ECPRD
Challenges & Opportunities of Legislative Informatics
-James Greenwalt, Director of informataion systems of the state of Minnesota and representative of the U.S. National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)
The rationale behind a common approach for capacity-building
Chair: Senator Abiola Ajimobi, National Assembly of Nigeria
Interventions:
Common approach for capacity building
- Enayat Hamza School of government, University Western Cape, South Africa
Common approach to capacity building in Africa
- Dr. Ladi Hamalai co-ordinator, Policy analysis and Research project, National Assembly of Nigeria
The importance of a broader political and institutional framework
Chair: Hon. Chidi Duru, Member of the House of Representatives, National Assembly of Nigeria
Discussants:
Contribution
by Hon. Geoffrey Q.M. Doidge, House Chairperson of the National Assembly of South Africa
Contribution
by Hon. Joseph Owona Kono, Member of the National Assembly of Cameroon
Is the scope right? Challenges for a true continental network
Chair: Shirley-Ann Fiagome, IT Manager, Parliament of Ghana
Interventions:
Flavio Zeni, Chief Technical Advisor, UNDESA, Nairobi
Giovanni Sartor, European University Institute, Law Department, Fiesole, Italy
Monica Palmirani, Research Centre of History of Law, Philosophy and Sociology of Law and Computer Science and Law (CIRSFID), University of Bologna
The way ahead: ownership, support and sustainability
The way ahead: Ownership, support & sustainability
- Suzanne Vos MP Pan African Parliament
Conclusions
Oluyemi Ogunyomi, Deputy Clerk, National Assembly of Nigeria
Gherardo Casini, Executive Coordinator of the Global Centre for ICT in Parliament
International Conference
African Legal Resources: Challenges and Opportunities of Legislative Informatics
21 March 2007
DAY ONE: Challenges and Opportunities
Welcome addresses
Nasiru I. Arab, Clerk of the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Welcome Address
, John Mary Kauzya, Chief of Governance & Public Administration Branch UN/DESA
Opening speeches:
Welcoming address
- H. E. Fausto Bertinotti, President of the Chamber of Deputies of Italy, represented by Mr. Nico Longo, Attache', Embassy of Italy to Nigeria
Address by the President of the Pan African Parliament Dr. Gertrude Mongella
- represented Suzanne Vos Pan African Parliament
Speech by Chief Ken Nnamani
- President of the Senate of the National Assembly of Nigeria, represented by Senator Ben Obi
Keynote speeches:
Access to Legislative Information: Institutional Challenges and Opportunities - Bayo Ojo, San, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
e-Revolution in Document Management:
Opportunities and Challenges
- Suzanne Vos MP Pan African Parliament
Official Opening
Official opening Speech by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo
- President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, represented by Minister of Justice and Attorney General Chief Bayo Ojo, SAN
Vote of Thanks
Senator Abiola Ajimobi, Chairman LOC
Open Access to Legislation: rationale and issues
Chairperson's Briefing: Hon. Verónica Macamo, Deputy Speaker, National Assembly of Mozambique
Open Access to Legislation: Implication for Human Rights, Democracy and Development in Africa Hon. Geoff Doidge, MP, House Chairperson, Parliament of South Africa
Legal Informatics and ICTs in the legislative process
- Giovanni Sartor, European University Institute, Florence
Legal Informatics for E-Governance
- Abdul Paliwala Professor of Law, University of Warwick
Managing e-Documents: principles, standards and tools
Chairperson's Briefing: Hon. Edward Baliddawa, Chairman ICT Committee, Parliament of Uganda
Legislative Documents: Emerging Standards for Legislation and Case Law
- Tom van Engers Professor in Legal Knowledge Management, University of Amsterdam, faculty of Law Leibniz Center for Law, Netherlands
AKOMA NTOSO
(Architecture for Knowledge-Oriented Management of African Normative Texts using Open Standards and Ontologies) Fabio Vitali, Computer Science Department, University of Bologna, Italy
Bungeni Norma-Africa :
Management of Modificatory Provisions and Consolidation - Monica Palmirani CIRSFID – University of Bologna Italy
Experts and Stakeholders Panel : Common Legislative Standards & Guidelines: is the Africa Ready for the Challenge?
Chairperson's Briefing: Hon. Joseph Owona-Kono, National Assembly of Cameroon
Experiences with standardisation in Legal Informatics in Europe
- Radboud Winkels, Associate Professor in Computer Science Leibniz Center for Law Netherlands.
DAY TWO: Meeting the Challenges and Harvesting the Opportunities
Africa: Bungeni Parliamentary and Legislative System
BUNGENI: Parliamentary and Legislative System
- Ashok Hariharan, Jean Jordaan, Flavio Zeni
Bungeni: features and tools - UNDESA Development Team
Africa: Guidelines for Better Legislation
Chairperson's Briefing: Emily Baldock, Public Bill Office Clerk, House of Lords, United Kingdom
Challenges for co-ordinating law making and legislative drafting in africa
- Abdul Funnah, Lecturer in Public Law, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Legislative Drafting Guidelines: an initial critical overview
- Christo Botha, Professor in Public Law, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Experts and Stakeholders Panel: ICT tools and services: is Africa ready to appreciate and exploit ICT unprecedented collaborating potentialities?
Chairperson's Briefing: Dick Toornstra, Director/Special advisor on Democracy - European Parliament
Keynote: Collaborative Open Source solutions for e-Government - Aminu Ibrahim, Coordinator, Nigeria ICT Forum
A New Challenge: Standards for Judicial Precedents
Chairperson's Briefing: Senator Prosper Higiro, Vice-President of the Senate of the Parliament of Rwanda
The Promotion of the Rule of Law in Africa: Open Standards and ICTs to support open access to the court system
- Tererai Rector Mafukidze Co-ordinator, Southern African Judges Commission
Precedents: Theoretical and Practical Foundations
- Gladys Boss Shollei, Editor, Kenya Law Reports and Giovanni Sartor, European University Institute, Law Dept. Fiesole, Italy
Common open Standards for “Precedents”
- Mariya Badeva-Bright, Southern Africa Legal Information InstituteMonica Palmirani, CIRSFID, University of Bologna, Italy.
Closing Statements
Mr. Gherardo Casini, Executive Coordinator, Global Centre ICTP
Closing Remarks
, John Mary Kauzya, Chief of Governance & Public Administration Branch UN/DESA
African Parliamentary Knowledge Network - Workshop Communique
, Hon. Suzanne Vos, Pan African Parliament
African Legal Resources: Abuja Declaration
, Senator Ibrahim Mantu, Deputy President of the Senate of Nigeria,
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United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA)
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