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  • Malta: New egovernment services in months to come

    Forty new egovernment services will be offered in the upcoming months, announced Minister for Investment, Industry and information Technology (IT) on Monday while inaugurating an electronic service permitting computer users to apply for public service jobs.

    After Malta’s egovernment services were classified as the second most sophisticated and the third most extensive in the European Union, the Minister said that the achieved levels of success will be improved further.

  • Malta: New eGovernment services launched

    A number of new eGovernment services, which will be provided by the National Statistics Office (NSO) were launched on Tuesday. The services that are already available on the NSO new portal include a large variety of information, statistics and analysis.
  • Malta: New government online customer care system

    Following the 4 e-Government initiatives recently launched, the government announced the launch of the new Online Customer Care System.

    The previous Customer Care System was launched in 2002 and provided citizens with a single point of reference for communicating with various Government departments and entities.

  • Malta: New government online customer care system launched

    A new government online customer care system has been launched. It is accessible through www.servizz.gov.mt.

    The previous customer care system was launched in 2002 and provided a single point of reference for communicating with various government departments and entities.

  • Malta: New ID cards to store health records

    Biometric passports by end of year

    Each new identity card to be introduced next year would contain an electronic chip containing the individual's health record, Communications Minister Austin Gatt told Parliament yesterday.

    Moving the second reading of the Central Registry Bill, he said the information would be linked to Mater Dei Hospital, health clinics and, in time, to general practitioners' clinics. Eventually the individual's banking information could be stored on the ID card, the use of which could be extended as an alternative to the passport and even the credit card, where small amounts were concerned.

  • Malta: New look for www.gov.mt and launch of its e-newsletter

    The Portal Management Unit (PMU) within the Central Information Management Unit (CIMU) at the Office of the Prime Minister is launching the revamped portal website at www.gov.mt and a monthly e-Newsletter via the same website tomorrow.
  • Malta: New online system 'increases transparency' at Mepa

    The Malta Environment and Planning Authority yesterday launched an e-government initiative that it said was heralding a new era in land use planning and increasing transparency and public participation.

    The "e-applications" system, which is accessed at www.mepa.gov.mt, allows clients to view application details, submit and pay for applications online and send or receive correspondence digitally.

    It also translates into savings in terms of time and resources, the authority said.

  • Malta: New payroll system for Mita

    The Malta Information Technology Agency (Mita) has entered into a five-year agreement with Dakar Software Systems for the implementation and support of a new enterprise payroll solution within the public service.

    This would enable the government to meet new business requirements and improve the overall human resources management process. The government’s total investment would be in the region of €2.3 million over five years.

  • Malta: New public service online recruitment portal

    The government has announced the launch of a new e-service – the public service online recruitment portal.

    Addressing a news conference at the Investment, Industry and IT Ministry in Valletta, Minister Austin Gatt said that before the launch of this service, people had to look for calls for applications in the Government Gazette. “It’s not the best reading material available,” he joked.

    He said the major reason for setting up the portal was to make government jobs more accessible to people.

  • Malta: New service issues reminders on VAT returns

    VAT-registered persons can now receive an SMS or email reminder when their tax returns are due, following the launch of a pilot project by the VAT Department on Tuesday.

    People are asked to register for the service, which is free of charge, through the VAT Department website www.vat.gov.mt.

  • Malta: NEW SERVICES: Public Registry Certificates Online

    Public Registry Certificates over the Internet service is another in a series of government services which have become accessible online over the last months in Malta.
  • Malta: New system allows drivers to renew their licence online

    On Friday morning a new system called eDLS was launched which allows drivers to renew their driving licences online. The system was launched on Friday morning conjointly by the Minister for Urban Development and Roads, Jesmond Mugliett and Minister for Investment Industry and Information Technology, Austin Gatt.

    This eDLS system aims at enhancing efficiency in services currently offered by the Licensing Department within the Transport Authority (ADT) said Minister Mugliett. It has been developed on the same lines as the eVera system by which one can renew a vehicle’s license online.

  • Malta: Oh myGov!

    As online government services have been increasing over the past seven years, the whole e-Gov brand may now sound more familiar to the man in the street. Frequently-used services, such as paying your fines or renewing your road license, need no introduction. Although not necessarily very lucrative to the exchequer, e-Gov services stand to favour the public with the reduction of queues, less bureaucracy and increased overall efficiency.

    Little may be known about the full content and functionality of the services on offer. Chances are you have been using e-Gov services without knowing or that you may have looked for an existing e-Gov service and never found it. Here are a few examples.

  • Malta: On-line payment facility for Department of Inland Revenue customers

    The Department of Inland Revenue has introduced a new service for the payment of Provisional Tax and Social Security Contributions. From August, Provisional Tax and Social Security Contributions (Class 2) due by individuals, can be paid on-line using the Internet facility through the Department website www.ird.gov.mt.
  • Malta: Online Local Enforcement System launched

    The Minister for Justice and Local Government, Dr. Austin Gatt, launched the Local Enforcement System, another service in the e-government initiative. It is available at www.les.gov.mt.
  • Malta: Online vehicle registration renewal launched

    The Maltese government has launched the latest service forming part of the eGovernment -- eVERA, an electronic service that allows users to renew their vehicle registration license online.

    Speaking during the launch on Tuesday, Minister for Investments, Industry and IT Austin Gatt said that the new electronic service is the biggest one to date, as it has almost 200,000 potential clients and is related to a service for which there is a huge demand.

  • Malta: Over 150,000 EHIC cards issued in less than two years

    “As from 2006, over 150,000 European Health Insurance Cards were issued by the Entitlement Unit, Parliamentary Secretary for Health,” Joe Cassar told a news conference yesterday.

    Over 28,000 cards were issued this year, 14 per cent of them in the month between 15 July and 14 August. This means that nearly 40 per cent of the population holds a European Health Insurance Card, which entitles people visiting all EU countries as well as Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland, to medical emergency treatment as if covered by the respective country’s social security services.

  • Malta: Over Lm268,000 transacted over maltaNET payment gateway in first 6 months

    maltaNET has today announced that in the first 6 months of 2004 an overall turnover of LM268,423 of Internet transactions have passed over its e-payment platform. This is a 100% growth over the same period last year.

    maltaNET's e-payment gateway is the leading e-commerce engine in Malta, providing transaction clearing to a number of local and international customers. It also handles all e-government transactions.

  • Malta: Position Paper on Reform of the Public Service

    1. INTRODUCTION This is the second attempt in less than 15 years by Government to reform the public service in an effort to increase efficiency. As outsiders we only perceive the success of reform through the level of service provided and the cost incurred. Government has spent millions of liri on foreign consultants, refurbishment of premises, additional staff, and a significant investment in Information Technology. After all this time and expense, basic inefficiencies and inflexibility remain, as is the case of lack of sensitivity to consumer and taxpayer needs.
  • Malta: Provisional Tax Payments & Social Security Contributions

    The 31st August is the Deadline for Taxpayers to file their Provisional Tax/Social Security Contributions forms for the period May to August 2004.

    Tax payers who send their PT/SSC Form by the 31st August will avoid paying 1% interest and/or 1% additional contribution per month.

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