--- a/about.php +++ b/about.php @@ -1,50 +1,46 @@ <?php include_once('include/common.inc.php'); -include_header(); +include_header('About'); ?> <div class="foundation-header"> <h1><a href="about.php">About/FAQ</a></h1> - <h4 class="subheader">Lorem ipsum.</h4> </div> -<h2> What is this? </h2> -Disclosr is a project to monitor Australian Federal Government agencies -compliance with their <a href="http://www.oaic.gov.au/publications/other_operational/foi_policy_frequently_asked_questions.html#_Toc291837571">"proactive disclosure requirements"</a>. -OGRE (Open Government Realization Evaluation) is a ranking of compliance with these requirements. -Prometheus is the agent which polls agency websites to assess compliance. +<a href="http://thenounproject.com/noun/document-dump/">Document Dump icon designed by Iconathon, 2013</a> +Contact us: maxious@lambdacomplex.org -<h2> Open everything </h2> -all documents released CC-BY 3 AU -Open source git @ +Exports: <a href="admin/exportAll.csv.php">All Agencies</a> <a href="admin/exportEmployees.csv.php">Agency Employee Headcounts</a> +<h2> Attributions </h2> +National Archives of Australia, Australian Governments’ Interactive Functions Thesaurus, 2nd edition, September 2005, published at http://www.naa.gov.au/recordkeeping/thesaurus/index.htm <br/> +data.gov.au http://data.gov.au/dataset/directory-gov-au-full-data-export/ <br/> +directory.gov.au <br/> +australia.gov.au http://australia.gov.au/about/copyright <br/> <h2>Organisational Data Sources</h2> http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Browse/Results/ByTitle/AdministrativeArrangementsOrders/Current/Ad/0 defines departments -Agencies can be found in the Schedule to an Appropriation Bill (budget), Schedule to FMA Regulations and/or Public Service Act. +Agencies can be found in the Schedule to an Appropriation Bill (budget), Schedule to FMA Regulations and/or Public Service Act.<br> -http://www.finance.gov.au/publications/flipchart/docs/FMACACFlipchart.pdf summarises these. view-source:https://www.tenders.gov.au/?event=public.advancedsearch.home is great for the suspended/active status +http://www.finance.gov.au/publications/flipchart/docs/FMACACFlipchart.pdf summarises these. view-source:https://www.tenders.gov.au/?event=public.advancedsearch.home is great for the suspended/active status<br> + +Fraud in gov depts by Fairfax Media http://www.smh.com.au/national/public-service-keeps-fraud-cases-private-20110923-1kpdr.html <br> When defining the hierachy, this system is designed towards monitoring accountablity. Thus large agencies that have registered their own ABN -and have their own accountablity mechanisms/website recieve a seperate record as a child of their department. -Some small agencies will choose to simply rely on their parent department's accountablity measures. +and have their own accountablity mechanisms/website receive a seperate record as a child of their department.<br> +Some small agencies will choose to simply rely on their parent department's accountablity measures.<br> -This flows through to organisation name and other/past names. A department that accounts for an agency will list that agency as an other child name. -As agencies themselves shift between departments, there may be scope for providing time ranges but typically the newest hierarchy will be the one recorded. -A department/agency name will be the newest active name assigned to that ABN. +This flows through to organisation name and other/past names. A department that completely accounts for an agency will list that agency as an other child name.<br> +As agencies themselves shift between departments, there may be scope for providing time ranges but typically the newest hierarchy will be the one recorded.<br> +A department/agency name will be the newest active name assigned to that ABN.<br> -ABN information is derived from the ABR. This is the definitive umpire about which former name should be linked to which current name. +ABN information is derived from the ABR. This is the definitive umpire about which former name should be linked to which current name. <br> For example "Department of Transport and Regional Services" became "Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government" (same ABN) however it later split into "Department of Infrastructure and Transport" (same ABN) -and "Department of Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government" (new ABN). +and "Department of Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government" (new ABN).<br> Statistical information from http://www.apsc.gov.au/stateoftheservice/1011/statsbulletin/section1.html#t2total https://www.apsedii.gov.au/apsedii/CustomQueryx33.shtml -and individual annual reports. - -<h2>Open Government Scoring</h2> -+1 point for every true Has... attribute --1 point for every false Has... (ie. Has Not) attribute - -Don't like this? Make your own score, suggest a better scoring mechanism. +and individual annual reports.<br> <?php include_footer(); ?> +