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Heshy's avatar

I agree with the overall point of this post: that an iterative approach until an agency hits the right outcome would be much better, and isn’t happening in the US right now.

Regarding how to get around this structurally, here’s a partial solution: we can pass statutes (or publish regulations) saying that the point of this new law is to accomplish xyz outcome, and that the law is automatically repealed in two (or five, or any number of) years if this predicted outcome is not achieved.

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Mike Gifford's avatar

This is great. I also wanted to thank you to pointing to the UK. There is a lot of innovation happening inside the USA, but there is also huge value to get a perspective about what is happening elsewhere. Places which have different limitations for government transformation.

Also, I'd love to get more folks in the USA CivicTech space paying attention to FWD50. It's a terrific conference and keeps getting better every year.

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