EXAMINING KEY INPUTS FROM STAKEHOLDERS AT A TWO-DAY BOARD AND MANAGEMENT MEETING
The Board Members, Management and Legislative Instrument (L. I.) Committee of the Right to Information Commission is currently climaxing its two day meeting in shaping the Draft LI of the Commission.
The objective of this gathering is to address the various inputs received from other institutions and concentrate on shaping the Draft LI (Legal Instrument) for enhanced transparency and governance in Ghana.
The meeting which began on July 12, 2023 and ends on July 13, 2023 brings together members from diversified backgrounds, aiming to create an inclusive environment that encourages open dialogue and knowledge sharing.
The Right to Information Commission has been crucial in championing the rights of citizens to have access to accurate information, empowering them to make informed decisions and hold public institutions accountable.
The agenda for this Two-Day engagement meeting primarily revolves around the thorough consideration of inputs from various institutions related to the Draft LI. Participants delved into the suggested revisions, recommendations, and additions brought forward by these institutions. Such extensive engagement is essential to ensure that the LI accurately reflects the needs and expectations of all stakeholders involved.
The Draft LI holds the power to shape the future of governance and transparency in Ghana. It will establish a comprehensive framework that facilitates the easy and efficient flow of information between institutions and citizens. By enabling open access to relevant information, the Draft LI when pass, will contribute to informed decision-making, heighten accountability, and foster trust between institutions and the public they serve.
Notably, this meeting signifies a crucial step in the collaborative efforts of different institutions, emphasizing the collective responsibility of stakeholders towards implementing effective governance practices. The Two-Day engagement meeting not only offered a platform for the exchange of ideas and experiences but also provided an opportunity for discourse that fosters consensus-building and synergy among various stakeholders.
The Board, Management, and LI Committee engagement meeting aims at shaping the future governance framework of Ghana. With the collective wisdom and expertise of stakeholders, this gathering promises to deliver an LI that responds to the dynamic needs of society, promotes informed decision-making, and strengthens public trust.