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Appropriations bill hikes e-government fund

By Joseph Marks. Next Gov, 15 December 2011. "A joint House and Senate 2012 appropriations bill splits apart two funds that promote transparency initiatives, the e-government fund and the Federal Citizen Services Fund, a victory for champions of digital open government.

The conference bill appropriates $12.4 million to the e-government fund, up from $8 million in 2011. That figure appears to be a compromise between a House figure of about $15 million for e-gov and about $6 million in the Senate version. Because the e-gov fund had been combined with the Federal Citizen Services Fund in both chambers it's impossible to provide precise funding levels..."

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Added: 19 December 2011 Page views: 208 Rating: 0 Votes: 0
Last updated: 19 December 2011