the uk approach to joining up services across government (mr gareth jones, uk)
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Gareth JonesChief Executive and Registrar of Companies
The UK approach to joining up
services across Government
Commitment on no new regulations for small
businesses for 3 years
‘One in, one out’ on regulations generally
Audit threshold uplift
UK position on micro-entities
Government growth agenda
Policy of ‘Digital by default’ and rationalisation of Government websites
All transactional services in Direct.gov
Making Direct.gov the ‘customer champion with teeth’
Shift the lead in web service design to the end user rather than policy
Central team with absolute control of overall customer experience
Putting the government information where the end user wants it
Digital by default
Digital default: Benefits
Public Data Corporation
Free up as much data as possible
Data-rich sources from government
Adding value to the economy and its growth
Government Transparency agenda
What is Companies House doing to
support the Government agenda?
URI’s?
Business Start-up Hub
online incorporation
simple enrolment for tax
tax dashboard
national contact centre
Bigger Better Businesses:helping small firms start, grow and prosper
All CH search services on Businesslink.gov
Content/guidance migrated using devolved publishing model
Web Incorporation service launched April 2011
Joint Working:Incorporation service in Businesslink.gov
Joint Working:Accounts filing with CH and Tax Authorities
Template on both websites
Enter once, file twice
9,665 filed at March 2011
Using iXBRL
Aim:
To establish connections between Registries
Allow transparency of access for customers
European Commission Working Group – Governance Authority
ECRF Working Group – supporting the Commission
Technical solution
Based on existing work e.g. EBR, BRITE and Branch Disclosure Service
Europe Interoperability