As many as 21 government members available approved the draft resolution on proposing the building of a decree regulating electronic identification and verification, and four others voted in favour, via the system.
The PM later pressed the button to sign the resolution.
The E-Cabinet system is able to update, store and manage documents for government meetings, as well as offer electronic voting with digital signatures. It also sends SMS, emails and notifications to Cabinet members.
The system aims to cut 30% of time during government meetings later this year, minimise the use of paper documents which will be replaced with electronic ones, excluding confidential documentents, which will still be done on paper.
The launch of the system reflects the government’s determination in administrative reform, towards achieving a paperless government in a roadmap towards building an e-government.
