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Singapore: Push vs. Pull Information Sharing — Treating Public Access as a Given, Discussing the role of open data in stimulating innovation through partnerships with government, the private sector, and civil society
From: Open Governments, Secret Canada
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In this chapter, Malone examines how Singapore treats public access to government data as a default, contrasting this proactive "push" strategy with Canada’s reactive, rights-based "pull" model under the Access to Information Act.
Contributors
Matt Malone
Matt Malone is a writer, lawyer, and academic whose work explores the intersection of law and secrecy. Matt holds degrees from the University of Toronto, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and McGill University, and is currently a fellow at the Balsillie School of International Affairs in Waterloo. He is the author of We Have Received a Complaint: The Fraught World of Workplace Justice and The Law of Trade Secrets and Confidential Information in Canada. Matt lives in Toronto, Ontario.
