... of Parliament (MPs) to communicate with their constituents seems, in contrast, to have been somewhat neglected. WCAG 1.0 has 14 guidelines, which each have a set of associated checkpoints, with 65 checkpoints in total (Marincu and McMullin, 2004). There are three levels of conformance. Conformance Level...

...Barrie Gunter; Stephen Coleman Purpose Parliaments, as representative institutions, serve as communication channels between the public and the process of governance. The purpose of this paper is to consider the way in which this relationship has been conceptualised and various predictions about...

... adapting to the new realities of an information‐rich corps of users. © Company 2005 Parliament Document management User studies Self‐service Electronic document delivery The eclipse of the information worker and the rise of the end user have many times been mooted, not least of all...

...Caroline Auty; Janet Seaton Purpose To describe the initiatives of the Scottish Parliament in the field of e‐democracy and assess the prospects for future developments. Design/methodology/approach Analysis and review. Findings The Scottish Parliament has always seen the internet as one...

... sites of elected representatives offer? Do those who have a Web site allow their constituents to interact with them? Parliament Central government Electronic mail The Internet has quickly become the way that we do things. We e‐mail friends and family to keep in contact, buy our...

...Chris Pond This paper examines the state of UK official Internet publishing in 2000. It discusses issues of design, content, archiving, electronic communication, copyright and points out areas where action would be desirable. Information retrieval Parliament United Kingdom British of cial...