In Irkutsk Region, by January 1, 2013, 233 public services will be moved online, from certificates and documents in social welfare, healthcare, education and utilities to other in demand services. They will all work on a one stop basis, which should greatly simplify document collection and submission for citizens, business and entrepreneurs. The article also explains how the region is preparing the technological base for interagency electronic interaction.
By January 1, 2013, 233 government services will be transferred into electronic form in the Irkutsk Region. Thus, certificates and documents can be obtained in the areas of social welfare, healthcare, education, and housing and communal services. This was reported by Vladimir Pashkov, First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Irkutsk Region.By the end of the year, technological work will be completed to ensure the interaction of existing information systems with electronic services and resources of the e-government infrastructure using the interdepartmental electronic interaction system and to implement the technological processes for delivering government services electronically.
All services will be provided under the “one-stop shop” principle, which provides for simplifying the process for applicants (citizens, legal entities, and individual entrepreneurs) of collecting and submitting various documents and certificates to different authorities.
The implementation of the “one-stop shop” principle is ensured through the organization of existing processes for providing government services to collect the full package of documents for applicants based on interdepartmental interaction among the executive bodies of state power of the Irkutsk Region, federal authorities, and local self-government bodies.
Based on materials from the press service of the Governor of the Irkutsk Region and the Government of the Irkutsk Region