Thursday, September 11, 2008
More on blogging civil servants
I reported a week ago that the Welsh Assembly Government are putting together a social network and blogging policy for its employees to reflect the UK Civil Service guidelines entitled 'principles for participation on-line'. I now have more information.
In an answer to a written question Rhodri Morgan tells me that 'the Social Networking and Blogging Policy is currently under development, the first draft is expected to be complete by 18 September 2008. Following completion of the draft, the policy will be put to consultation with Legal Services, Human Resources and Trade Union Side. The agreed period for consultations of this nature is eight weeks. Provided that further amendments are not required, the policy should be communicated to staff at the beginning of December.'
The Assembly Commission is also developing its own policy.
In an answer to a written question Rhodri Morgan tells me that 'the Social Networking and Blogging Policy is currently under development, the first draft is expected to be complete by 18 September 2008. Following completion of the draft, the policy will be put to consultation with Legal Services, Human Resources and Trade Union Side. The agreed period for consultations of this nature is eight weeks. Provided that further amendments are not required, the policy should be communicated to staff at the beginning of December.'
The Assembly Commission is also developing its own policy.
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My, my, what a fast turn-around time on producing a policy on blogging and social network sites by the Labour Administration in the Bay.
Shame they can't show the same velocity for producing figures on fuel poverty by ward; how long have we been waiting for this?
G. Lewis
Bridgend Lib Dems
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Shame they can't show the same velocity for producing figures on fuel poverty by ward; how long have we been waiting for this?
G. Lewis
Bridgend Lib Dems
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