Category «E-Government»

Guide to Finding Proposed Legislation Using EUR-Lex

European Information Association: “See also our guides to using OEIL and PreLex. Produced by the Commission and Parliament respectively, these two sources allow you to monitor the progress of proposed legislation through the various stages leading to adoption (or rejection – not all proposals are adopted). Proposals are generally published by the European Commission. They …

Subjects: E-Government, Government Documents, Legal Research, Legislation

Library of Congress Launches Wise Guide Portal

“This Wise Guide portal was designed to introduce you to the many fascinating, educational and useful resources available from the nation’s library and one of the most popular Web sites of the federal government. The “Wise Guide” will be refreshed monthly, much like a magazine, offering links to the best of the Library’s online materials. …

Subjects: E-Government, Government Documents, Knowledge Management, Libraries

Secretary Rice Directs Actions to Improve Operational Accountability and Control

Follow up to previous postings on private military contractors in Iraq, this State Department press release, October 5, 2007: “Secretary Rice has received an initial assessment of Blackwater operations in support of Embassy Baghdad from the first two team members. The balance of the team – General Joulwan and Ambassador Roy – will arrive in …

Subjects: Congress, E-Government, Government Documents

President Nixon's Library Now a Part of NARA

Nixon’s Library Now a Part of NARA – California Facility Will Hold All Documents and Tapes From a Half-Century Career in Politics, by James Worsham, NARA, Prologue, Fall 2007, Vol. 39, No. 3. “On July 11, 2007, the National Archives—with the approval of Congress—established the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in the private facility …

Subjects: E-Government, Government Documents, Legal Research, Libraries

Department of Energy Launches DOEpatents Site

“DOepatents, the U.S. Department of Energy’s central collection of patent information, where research and development intersect with innovation and invention. This collection demonstrates the Department’s considerable contribution to scientific progress from the 1940s to today…This collection is growing as we continue to identify historic DOE patents, and to add ones recently issued. Currently, there are …

Subjects: E-Government, Government Documents, Legal Research, Patent and Trademark

FCC OIG Report on Investigation Into Allegations Research Work was Suppressed or Destroyed

Press release, October 5, 2007: “The Inspector General of the Federal Communications Commission has released a report finding that the evidence did not substantiate allegations that two draft research reports of staff economists in the Commission’s Media Bureau had been suppressed by senior managers at the Commission or that senior managers had ordered one of …

Subjects: Congress, E-Government, Freedom of Information, Government Documents

New GAO Reports: Cost of Prisons, Financial Audit Manual, Global Health, GSA Improvements, Census Bureau IT Risk Management

Cost of Prisons: Bureau of Prisons Needs Better Data to Assess Alternatives for Acquiring Low and Minimum Security Facilities, GAO-08-6, October 5, 2007 Financial Audit Manual: Volume 1, Exposure Draft, October 2007 – GAO-08-81G, October 1, 2007 Financial Audit Manual: Volume Two, Exposure Draft–October 2007 GAO-08-82G, October 1, 2007 General Services Administration: Improvements Needed in …

Subjects: E-Government, Government Documents

New House Report: Food from China: Can We Import Safely?

Press release: “Reps. John D. Dingell (D-MI), Chairman of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and Bart Stupak, Chairman of its Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, today released a staff report entitled Food From China: Can We Import Safely? (11 pages, PDF). This report was compiled by Committee staff dispatched by Dingell and Stupak to …

Subjects: Congress, E-Government, Government Documents