New state launched "your website" to evaluate the performance of parliament in cities (online pictures)
New state parliament payers will be able to compare the amount of fees, local infrastructure and services in their region with the rest of the state through a new website set up by state government.
According to the Sydney Herald Morning Post, New State government will launch your parliament website on Tuesday (http://yourcouncil.nsw.gov.au/), publishes parliament spending information on roads, sidewalks, libraries and cultures in 128 cities in the state.
At the same time, the website also provides each city parliament charge standard and charge proportion information, as well as their assets and financial position. Allows users to compare these data with other regional and state averages.
The website will also provide planning information for each city, such as the average time it takes for each city parliament to process its development applications.
The new site, similar to state government`s My School Resources, shares Western Australia`s best and worst city parliament ratings.
Hancock (Shelley Hancock), the local government director, released the site to prove the "absolute size and size" of the city`s parliament departments and their responsibilities.
"residents can not only understand that parliament in our city is working, but also have an in-depth understanding of the situation of parliament in their city and how it serves the community."
Ms. Hancock said parliament payers could use the site to obtain "comprehensive statistics on local parliament operations and community profiles."
"the data for each parliament are compared with the average data similar to parliament, so city parliament payers can compare their parliament usage."
It is reported that the new state local government office collection data from the city parliament and related data agents. The data is updated once a year.
Ms. Hancock said the data will also help guide the development performance of parliament in Xinzhou cities and provide them with a benchmark measurement framework.
Scott (Linda Scott), president of government in the new state, welcomed "the city`s parliament performance is more transparent."
Your parliament website will make it easier to access public data about city parliament.
It is reported that the existing data highlight the challenges faced by the city parliament. The city`s parliament manages 33 per cent of the country`s infrastructure, while public sector taxes account for only 3 per cent.
Sydney parliament councillor Scott said Australians "have consistently reported that local government is their most trusted government."
"A recent basic poll found that 42 percent of respondents believed their local city parliament. Compared with 31 percent for state government and 28 percent for federal government."
