Connecticut 2011 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00519

Introduced
1/21/11  
Refer
1/21/11  

Caption

An Act Concerning E-government.

Impact

The implementation of SB00519 would significantly impact existing statutes concerning governmental operations and public engagement. By mandating the adoption of various e-government technologies, the bill aims to streamline processes, making it easier for constituents to access services and information. This modernization is expected to lead to more efficient local governance and facilitate greater transparency, as residents will be able to interact electronically with their local governments.

Summary

SB00519, titled 'An Act Concerning E-Government,' seeks to enhance and enlarge the use of e-government technologies across the state. The primary aim of this bill is to improve communication between residents and their local government by leveraging digital technology. It envisions a framework where state statutes are amended to incorporate advanced e-government services, thus fostering better engagement and interaction between local authorities and the public.

Contention

While the bill presents clear benefits in terms of convenience and efficiency, there may be points of contention regarding data security and privacy. Critics could raise concerns about the potential risks involved in digitizing government services, particularly in how personal information is handled. Furthermore, the adequacy of resources allocated to support these technological advancements might be questioned, as some municipalities may struggle to implement such initiatives effectively.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT SB00055

An Act Concerning Funding For The Easy Breathing Asthma Program.

CT HB05471

An Act Concerning Local Government.

CT SB00437

An Act Concerning The Structure Of The Office Of The Child Advocate Within The Office Of Governmental Accountability.

CT SB00005

An Act Concerning School Resources.

CT SB00002

An Act Concerning Artificial Intelligence.

CT HB05092

An Act Authorizing Bonds Of The State For A Grant-in-aid To South Central Chiefs Of Police Association, Inc. For The Purchase Of Certain Tracking Technology.

CT SB00008

An Act Concerning Drug Affordability.

CT SB00003

An Act Concerning Consumer Protection.

CT SB00001

An Act Concerning The Health And Safety Of Connecticut Residents.

CT SB00006

An Act Concerning Housing.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.