The Daily Tribune
Go supports new law for digital gov’t
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go lauded the enactment of the E-Governance Act (Republic Act No. 12254), highlighting its potential to digitize government services for greater efficiency and accessibility.
The new law establishes a Unified E-Governance Project Management Office within the DICT to manage the integration of digital systems across various government agencies.
Key provisions include the development of an updated E-Government Master Plan and the implementation of robust data security and privacy standards.
Senator Go emphasized that the E-Governance Act is designed to streamline government transactions and reduce red tape for the benefit of ordinary citizens.
The legislation also mandates the expansion of free public internet access, especially in remote areas, and the enhancement of online portals for local government units.
Furthermore, the act includes measures to bolster digital literacy among the populace and fortify critical information infrastructure against cyber threats.
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