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Government Compliance With Right to Information Act Extremely Low: ICOM
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICOM) reported that only 7 of 935 government agencies published all information required by the Right to Information Act, according to a study with Transparency International conducted between November and December. ICOM also found low website coverage and disclosure rates across ministries, state-owned enterprises, hospitals and health centres.
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Sun 3 MarICOM held a press conference presenting findings of its Right to Information Act studyon Sundayonly Maldives RepublicAt a press conference on Sunday, ICOM said that in a study conducted in collaboration with Transparency International between November and December last year
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We have to move from a culture of secrecy to a culture of disclosure. Therefore, it is not possible to say whether information is not disclosed because the authorities have ordered it or because it is not given priority in the civil service
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seven of the 935government agencies publishing all legally required materialsMaldives Republicit was established that only seven of the 935 government agencies published all the materials required by law.
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40 out of 53agencies under ministries with websitesMaldives Republiconly 40 out of 53 agencies under the ministries have websites.
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494 agenciesagencies with websitesMaldives Republicthe most important tool used in publishing information, the website, was present in 494 agencies
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21 percentaverage disclosure by state-owned enterprisesMaldives Republicfound they disclosed, on average, 21 percent of what was required by law.
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11 percentinformation released by hospitalsMaldives RepublicThese establishments have released 11 percent of the information they are legally required to disclose.
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164 health centreshealth centres without websitesMaldives RepublicThere are 164 health centres in the country; none of which has a website.
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Nine of the 25required voluntary disclosures not made by any educational service providerMaldives RepublicNine of the 25 required voluntary disclosures are not made by any educational service provider, the office found.
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