Overview of ePetitions for the UK in 2011
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eDem/ePart overview 2011, F.Henderson, ParticiTech
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Overview of ePetitions for the UK in 2011
- 1. Dancing with debt, devolution and digital Fraser Henderson www.particitech.com March 2011
- 3. On the rise On the fall Digital by default Digital divide Customer Insight Blogging Non-PC Digital skills / literacy training Green ICT / print Webcasting Superfast The council website Cloud computing Community IT Health & Police solutions E-Democracy Social Media Centralisation
- 6. If you feel strongly about an issue..
- 7. ePetitioning history (UK) Scottish Parliament: 1999 – Napier University (ITC), Edinburgh Bristol & Kingston : 2004 – Local eDem National Project (via ITC & NLC) Bundestag : 2005 (ITC) No.10 downing street : 2006 – MySociety (end 2010) Bristol revamp & National Assembly for Wales : 2008 Europetition (EC funded) : 2009 - MAC & Public-i 2010: New supplier market emerges {5 or 6 agencies} 2011 : New system for UK Parliament? : No.10 re-launch?
- 8. ePetition Appraisal For Against Transparency and feedback Escalation in the democratic process Data collection Speed of raising and collecting Pre-petitioning phase Improves validation Catching media interest Duplicates Astroturfing “ Graffiti” – time consuming Moderation? Raises expectation of a response
- 15. Tip of the iceberg challenges Language and translation Thresholds and the certainty of validation Data protection Guaranteeing a response from partner agencies Council versus the world Politicking
- 16. Early adopters
- 18. Volumes (end 2009) In Bristol , 101 ePetitions since 2004 Over 40,000 signatures (Population c.400,000) In Birmingham : 9 petitions, 960 signatures (since May 2009). 25,000 hits/month Since 2006, the No.10 site (to 2008) : Over 29,000 petitions have been submitted, of which over 8,500 are currently live and available for signing, over 6,000 have finished and 14,601 have been rejected outright. There have been over 5.8 million signatures, originating from over 3.9 million different email addresses. NB the set-up costs of the Downing Street site were £17,500 and the annual running costs are £109,000,
- 19. Europetition : European Parliament European Citizens Initiative (>1m signatures) Bristol 400,000 Kingston-upon-Thames 150,000 Birmingham City 1,000,000 North Lincolnshire 150,000 Norfolk 824.000
- 20. 2007 = 1,506 Europetitions Environmental issues, water, etc 288 Fundamental rights 226 Urbanisation 131 Education & cultural issues 103 Social Affairs & Discrimination 207 Internal Market & Consumers 192 Health 105 Justice 99 Transport issues & Infrastructure 88 Property & Restitution 72
- 21. Local vs Euro petitions 2009/10
- 24. Expanding possibilities Multimedia evidence of citizen and committee work (photos / videos) Videoconferencing with petitioners, SMS signatures
- 25. What Next? Health Authorities? Police Authorities? Other agencies? Internally – staff petition managers? National aggregator / router? Petition maps? National ‘mood’ barometer?
- 26. Frågor?
Notes de l'éditeur
- What is ePetitioning? Digitising of petitioning process. Doesn’t replace!! Presume most have petitions process
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Primary internet access routes
- Mobile internet
- If you feel strongly....
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Reinforced civic enaggement (conflict and concensus) via forums No.10 5.8 million signatures, originating from over 3.9 million different email addresses. No minimum trigger!! If 5% of voters sign a petition saying that they want an Elected Mayor, the Local Government Act 2000 requires the Local Authority to hold a referendum. E-petitons are starting to be used to gather support to try to trigger councils to act. With 15,000+ signatures still required, the recent Bristol Mayoral Referendum Campaign appears to have stalled. However, a new Mayoral Campaign in Swindon appears to be using a more ‘networked’ Web 2.0 approach with links in Facebook and in local blogs.
- Reinforced civic enaggement (conflict and concensus) via forums No.10 5.8 million signatures, originating from over 3.9 million different email addresses. No minimum trigger!! If 5% of voters sign a petition saying that they want an Elected Mayor, the Local Government Act 2000 requires the Local Authority to hold a referendum. E-petitons are starting to be used to gather support to try to trigger councils to act. With 15,000+ signatures still required, the recent Bristol Mayoral Referendum Campaign appears to have stalled. However, a new Mayoral Campaign in Swindon appears to be using a more ‘networked’ Web 2.0 approach with links in Facebook and in local blogs.
- Three LA’s I know of (2 London Boroughs) South Yorkshire has digiTV
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Anybody signed an ePetition – what happened? Citizens, Benefits and Authority offerings
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Slightly more female, less older people, lots of first timers
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Anybody got ePetitioning system? Reason why new UK parliament Road pricing 1.7 million Departments have no right to reply
- Three LA’s I know of (2 London Boroughs) South Yorkshire has digiTV
- your rights as a European citizen as set out in the Treaties, - environmental matters, - consumer protection, - free movement of persons, goods and services, internal market, - employment issues and social policy, - recognition of professional qualifications, - other problems related to the implementation of EU law
- small countries seem to use the facility disproportionately, and 8 countries are missing altogether: Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Slovenia and the United Kingdom.
- small countries seem to use the facility disproportionately, and 8 countries are missing altogether: Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Slovenia and the United Kingdom.
- small countries seem to use the facility disproportionately, and 8 countries are missing altogether: Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Slovenia and the United Kingdom.
- It can be seen that generally, 80% of signatures are collected in less than 95 days, and 95% in less than 110 – giving useful guidance for petitioners
- Slightly more female, less older people, lots of first timers
- Slightly more female, less older people, lots of first timers
- What is ePetitioning? Digitising of petitioning process. Doesn’t replace!! Presume most have petitions process