Code of recommended practice for local authorities on data transparency - Consultation closes 14th March 2011

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The proposed Code is concerned with making data generated by authorities available and accessible to the public. It is intended to set out the requirement to publish data and minimum expectations and considerations.

A draft of the proposed Code is attached and comments are welcomed.

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Code of recommended practice for local authorities on data transparency - Consultation closes 14th March 2011

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