On June 4, the Government Commission for the Coordination of Open Government held a meeting at the Government House with Minister Mikhail Abyzov chairing.
The meeting focused on model forms and methods used to organise a public discussion about the work of ministries and agencies, and a list of the first-to-be-published datasets of the federal executive bodies, as well as on discussing the guidelines for open government data publications.
Speaking at the meeting, the Minister described plans to set up a state information system that would publicly track the execution of presidential executive orders and allow for a public discussion on the subject.
The meeting also formulated the requirements to the first-to-be-published datasets. The federal executive bodies are to publish the datasets by July 15.
Source: Open Government
