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openly link to sites where the public could “actively participate,” and to “include proposals for new feedback mechanisms, including innovative tools and practices that create new and easier methods for public engagement.” Finally, to address “collaboration,” agencies were required to “include proposals to use technology platforms to improve collaboration among people within and outside your agency,” and use innovative methods to increase collaboration.
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School summarize the relevant parts of the agency’s proposed regulation, and post the information on the site. Once the proposed rule has been posted, users are able to comment, discuss, and critique the agency’s proposal. At the close of a rule’s comment period, Regulation Room moderators summarize the comments and submit this summary to the Agency as an official comment.
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In 2009, CeRI launched the site RegulationRoom.org. The site, which is hosted by the Legal Information Institute, is an independent non-governmental online community that allows users to read, comment, and discuss proposed regulations from federal agencies. Professors and students at Cornell Law
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OMB gave details on how to address each cornerstone. For “transparency,” the agencies were required to publish “high-value” data and other information in an “open” format, and “inform the public of significant actions and business of agency.” To address “participation,” agencies were required to
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In addition to addressing the “cornerstones,” agencies were required to identify a “flagship initiative.” The flagship initiative had to be “at least one specific, new transparency, participation, or collaboration initiative that your agency is currently implementing (or that will be implemented
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Although CeRI and Regulation Room are research projects unaffiliated with the federal government, In 2010, the DOT partnered with CeRI as part of the White House Open Government Initiative. The purpose of the partnership is to “discover the best ways of using
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technologies in a political setting. The group includes faculty and students from Computing and Information Science, Law, and the Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution. CeRI uses an interdisciplinary approach to discover and apply
228:: The rule, which closed on May 23, 2011, was a proposal to require commercial truck drivers with multiple operating violations to use electronic onboard recorders. The rule received over one-hundred comments. 216:: The rule, which closed to commenting on January 10, 2010, dealt with the DOT’s proposal to regulate texting by commercial motor vehicle operators. The rule received 48 comments on Regulation Room. 222:: The rule, which closed on September 23, 2010, dealt with the DOT’s proposed regulations for airline passenger rights. Regulation room received over 19,000 visitors and over 900 comments. 80:, which among other things, required agencies to accept comments electronically and make various information, including comments and rulemaking materials, publicly available online. 713: 234:: The rule, which closed on January 9, 2012, was a proposal to require airlines to make their websites and airport kiosks accessible to travelers with disabilities. 797: 62: 345: 77: 742: 100: 384: 57:
In the United States, Electronic rulemaking (also known as eRulemaking and e-rulemaking) can be understood as a subset of a larger Federal
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processes of the United States. An interdisciplinary electronic rulemaking research community has formed as a result of
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technologies to further rulemaking efforts.” DOT has selected Regulation Room as its flagship initiative under the
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has started a multidisciplinary collaboration known as the Cornell eRulemaking Initiative, or CeRI. Backed by a
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Since launching in 2009, RegulationRoom.org has hosted four “live” rules from the DOT. These rules included:
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Coglianese, Cary (October 2009). "The Transparency President? The Obama Administration and Open Government".
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and other technologies to “improve public understanding of, and participation in, rulemaking.”
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initiative. In the 1990s Federal Agencies that propose and enact regulations, such as the
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made strides in increasing e-Government. Under President Bush, Congress passed the
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Similar open government initiatives have been launched at other federal agencies.
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to increase transparency and openness in government. Soon after, the
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E-Rulemaking Resource Website at the Penn Program on Regulation
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before the next update of the Open Government Plan).”
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Index

government agencies
rulemaking
decision making
National Science Foundation
Digital Government Program
eGovernment
Department of Transportation
Federal Communications Commission
George W. Bush
Honest Leadership and Open Government Act
Barack Obama
eGovernment
Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign
Barack Obama
Sunlight before signing
campaign pledge
bills
online
public comment
Barack Obama
government agencies
Web 2.0
information technology
Office of Management and Budget
Cornell University
National Science Foundation
Web 2.0
Web 2.0
Web 2.0
social networking

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