Title: OASIS eGov Services SubCommittee
Author: PC USER
Company: EOUSA/DOJ

OASIS  eGov Services SubCommittee 		March 12, 2003 meeting highlights

Decisions:

1.	In 2-weeks each subcommittee member will share his/her Health and Law Enforcement Space templates.

2.	The template on page two of this document shall be used when researching Health and Law Enforcement spaces in the context of governance and the following 8 headings shall be addressed for each service identified by each subcommittee member.

a.	Service
b.	Service interaction
c.	Subjects (actors)
d.	Locations
e.	Identifiers
f.	Evidence
g.	Outcome 
h.	Rules 

3.	Storyboards may be created to flesh out the text for each heading and to fill out the conceptual template on page 2.

4.	SC members are encouraged to share their findings, completed templates via the list or when available thru the OASIS collaboration tool (Kavi), if it is available/operational.

5.	The meeting attendees decided to define two government service spaces in parallel in order to compare the outcomes and to determine if the template/methodology was applicable for different types of government services.  A secondary outcome was to expand the template for Law Enforcement to compare the services offered in two countries.

6.	Six government service spaces will be defined by the SC in the course of the next few months.   The methodology used to define all 6 services leading to the creation of  SC deliverables will be dependent on the outcome of the Health and Law Enforcement space attempt at definitions.

7.	The first six e-gov service spaces to be defined in order to create the SC deliverables are:  

a.	Health
b.	Law Enforcement
c.	Transport
d.	Trade
e.	Environment

8.	It was decided after considerable discussion that cross cutting services (e.g. case management, identification) will be addressed by the newly formed infrastructure work group per the TC meeting discussion on 3/12 am.

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