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Establishing the first Digital Justice Strategy for Malta

CLOSED CONSULTATION  

   
 
From: Ministry for Justice and Governance
​Published: ​22 September 2021
Running till: ​13 October 2021
​Last Updated: ​14 October 2021

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1.        Background​

 

Globally, the drive towards the digitization of justice is bred out of the understanding that information technology can lead to improvements in efficiency and facilitate access to justice. The drafting of the first Digital Justice Strategy and Action Plan builds upon developments in the national digital landscape, and in the field of justice, to provide a consolidated roadmap to the transition to digital justice.

The draft digital strategy is the result of sector-wide consultations carried out by the experts from the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) within the framework of a project funded by the EU Structural Reform Support Services (SRSS) entitled ‘Establishing a Digital Strategy for the Maltese Justice Sector’. The feedback received during the public consultation will help formulate the final Digital Justice Strategy that will be launched later on this year and that will run for 6 years between 2022 and 2027.

The Ministry for Justice and Governance welcomes written comments and representations from interested parties and stakehodlers during the consultation process. Details of how to submit responses can be found in the consultation document.


2.        Consultation Questions
 
  1. Do you agree with the vision and strategic objectives set out in the consultation document?
  2. Are there additional areas that might contribute to a more comprehensive strategy?
  3. Do you have any additional proposals you would like to make?


3.        Documents
 
4.        Submission of input
 
Submissions were sent in by email to publicconsultation.justice@gov.mt  

​Submissions were received by 13 October 2021.                              
We thank you for your input.

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In addition, please be aware of:
 
·         Disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act (Chapter 496)
As we are a public authority all documents we hold, including documents related to this public consultation process, may be released following a request to us under the Freedom of Information Act (Chap. 496), unless such request may be subject of an exemption arising from the same Act.​


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