We put our vision for government into practice through learning partner projects that align with our values and help reimagine government so that it works for everyone.
The third annual Digital Governance Forum focused on “Framing Innovation: Westminster 2.0 in the Digital Age”. Alongside our colleagues at Canada’s Institute on Governance we explored the issues of artificial intelligence, how governments can reap the benefits of digital technologies and how to strengthen legitimacy.
The two-day event also involved the examination of how public institutions can evolve the Westminster system, both its political and administrative institutions, in a context of increased public expectations for speed, responsiveness and representativeness, a renewed demand for improved outcomes that preserve and advance the public good, and a recognized need to support innovation in our public institutions and beyond.
