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Draft Legislation 45% open

Czech Republic


What data is expected?

Data about the bills discussed within national parliament as well as votings on bills (not to mix with passed national law). Data on bills must be available for the current legislation period. Open data on the law-making process is crucial for parliamentary transparency: What does a bill text say and how does it change over time? Who introduces a bill? Who votes for and against it? Where is a bill discussed next, so the public can participate in debates? This data category draws on work by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the Declaration of Parliamentary Openness.

  • Content of bill
  • Author of bill
  • Votes on bill per member of parliament
  • Transcripts of debates on bill
  • Status of bill

How open is the data?

Content is available in PDF and DOC formats. Every draft has its own page with multiple documents. For each version, relevant documents can be downloaded at once. But some of the bulk downloads are blocked for no apparent reason. No option to download all docs for all versions of a draft. There is a simple RSS, but i understand it only a means to follow and publish updates, not bulk downloading the data. https://apps.odok.cz/feed/-/kpl/rss The upload period differs, but for most of the latest data, documents are uploaded the same day as changes has been made.

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Data location   https://apps.odok.cz - Information system operated by the Government of the Czech Republic
   https://apps.odok.cz/vlegis-vyhledavani - Government Legislation Catalog
Data licence   Unknown
Data format   HTML
Reviewer   Anton Shaffer
Submitters   Michaela Rybičková
Last modified   Wed Dec 14 2016 19:40:07 GMT+0000 (UTC)

Contributors

Reviewers

  • Anton Shaffer

Submitters

  • Michaela Rybičková
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