E-Government Initiative

Abstract

Vision 2020 was launched by the Malaysian Government in 1992 with the aim to turn Malaysia into a developed country by 2020 while retaining its social strengths. A number of E-Government initiatives were introduced and implemented in phases. Most of the public services are now delivered electronically via e-Government applications. In the legal environment, two main initiatives were brought into existence with the name of E-Court and E-Shariah. They change the way judicial administration operates where most of the transactions were performed using technologies. This chapter presents the current status of technology use in the court environment. It also highlights various international and national requirements and best practices of Electronic Records Management and Court Management. These requirements and best practices are important to protect the reliability, accuracy, authenticity and the trustworthiness of electronic records as evidence. Finally, it provides a comprehensive description of the key functions of electronic records management requirements as one of the ways to improve the operations of managing electronic records in the Malaysian Judiciary.

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