The taskforce has the following membership:
Richard Allan (Chair)
Tom Steinberg (MySociety)
Tom Loosemore (OFCOM)
Sally Russell (Netmums)
Richard Sargeant (Google)
Alex Allan (Cabinet Office) – Presently on extended medical leave
Andrew Stott (Cabinet Office)
Natalie Ceeney (National Archives)
Secretaries
William Perrin (Cabinet Office)
Alex Butler (Central Office of Information)
John Sheridan (Office of Public Sector Information)
3 Comments
August 18, 2008 at 1:18 am
[...] the ultimate outcome of the review will be nor what the timescales are, we can be sure that such an impressive list of heavy hitters in the worlds of online and government are highly likely to deliver the goods [...]
February 1, 2009 at 5:04 pm
[...] best known for their sterling work under the MySociety label has come together with a group of individuals from government, Cisco, Ofcom, Google and others (working in their personal capacities) to form a [...]
February 6, 2009 at 7:08 am
Whilst this is likely to be -slightly- more relevant than the Carter Report (no great feat), it’s still more maundering by the great and the good about what they’re preparing to inflict on the proles.
The key is in the language ‘delivery’, ‘web 2.0′ ‘mashup’, for example. One can see that these people are in love with themselves, technology and care less about actual substance. Also,, what’s Google doing in there? (although I know that Microsoft invented NHS connecting for health, on the back of an envelope via Neal Holloway!).