Electronic service delivery authorisation enables governments to appoint providers, permit prescribed charges, and differentiate charges by service type. Section 6A authorises the appropriate Government to appoint service providers for electronic public-service delivery, including establishing, maintaining ... Summary
Electronic service delivery authorisation enables governments to appoint providers, permit prescribed charges, and differentiate charges by service type.
Section 6A authorises the appropriate Government to appoint service providers for electronic public-service delivery, including establishing, maintaining and upgrading computerised facilities. Authorised providers may include individuals, private entities, partnerships and other permitted bodies offering electronic services under the applicable sectoral policy. They may be permitted to collect, retain and appropriate prescribed service charges from users, including where no express authority for e-service charges exists under the underlying legal framework. Service-charge scales must be officially notified and may differ by service category.
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