Every UK Citizen to Have a Personal Gov. Webpage in Paperless Society

This is the way the Net will be filtered. Whatever is happening over there will be coming here as well. One log-on per person, through the official government filtered website. Everything else that is not government approved will be inaccessible and die.

Government webpage for every citizen in the race to create a paperless society
Rachel Sylvester, Alice Thomson and Jill Sherman
March 20, 2010

All public services could be delivered online within four years under an ambitious pledge by Gordon Brown to create a paperless state and save billions of pounds, The Times has learnt.

Tens of thousands of public sector jobs could go in Jobcentres, benefit offices, passport centres and town halls if face-to-face transactions are scrapped in favour of cheaper and more efficient online form-filling.

On Monday the Prime Minister will announce plans that he claims could save billions of pounds over four years by making dealing with the State as easy as internet banking or shopping on Amazon. Cash will also be saved on postage stamps, telephone calls and government buildings as the switch to the internet leads to the phasing out of call centres and benefit offices.

The aim is that within a year, everybody in the country should have a personalised website through which they would be able to find out about local services and do business with the Government. A unique identifier will allow citizens to apply for a place for their child at school, book a doctor’s appointment, claim benefits, get a new passport, pay council tax or register a car from their computer at home.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article706924...

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