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Open Government Information and Data Re-use Working Group
The Open Government Information and Data Re-use Working Group provides expert advice and comment to the Data and Information Re-use Chief Executives Steering Group. Before December 2009 it was known as the Open Government Information and Data Re-use Programme Reference Group.
Its Terms of Reference were agreed in 2009.
Its primary focus is on developing and overseeing the Open Government Information and Data Work Programme.
Working Group members
- Keitha Booth - Secretariat, Land Information New Zealand, (Chair)
- Di Anorpong - Land Information New Zealand
- Jackie Fawcett - Ministry of Health
- Rachael Hanna - Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
- Mark Horgan - Department of Interna Affairs (ICT Strategy)
- David Lambie - Ministry of Education
- Linda Moore - Statistics New Zealand
- John Roberts - Department of Internal Affairs (Archives New Zealand)
- Dean Rutherford - Ministry of Justice
- Liz Scott Wilson - Department of Conservation
- Paul Stone - Ministry for Culture and Heritage / Secretariat, Land Information New Zealand
- Nadia Webster - Department of Internal Affairs (Government Information Services)
- Karl Woodhead - Department of Internal Affairs (Policy, Regulatory and Ethnic Affairs).
Corresponding members: Richard Best, Department of Internal Affairs Legal Services; Lewis Brown, Department of Internal Affairs (National Library), Michelle Edgerley, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet; Simon Olsen - Department of Internal Affairs (Local government).
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