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Digitalization of public governance & administration

Score 0–20 Statement explicitly promotes "maintaining traditional methods of public governance & administration." OR, statement uses emotional language or criticism to enhance the sense of urgency or threat to sway views towards preserving traditional methods.
Score 21–40 Proposal subtly, discreetly or indirectly favors "maintaining traditional methods of public governance & administration" and does not use emotional language.
Score 41–60 Statements that are roughly neutral, whose bias on either side is roughly insignificant.
Score 61-80 Proposal subtly, discreetly or indirectly favors "replacing traditional methods of public governance with AI & digital tools" and does not use emotional language.
Score 81-100 Proposal explicitly promotes "replacing traditional methods of public governance with AI & digital tools". OR, proposal uses emotional language or criticism to enhance the sense of urgency or threat to sway views towards digitization.

How positions are measured

One polePublic governance should remain anchored in traditional human-driven, paper-based, or analogue-administrative methods; resist replacing officials' judgement with AI/automated decision-making; preserve in-person citizen contact.
Other polePublic governance should be aggressively digitalised: replace paper processes with online services, deploy AI for decision-support and case-handling, automate routine administration, prioritise efficiency and speed.
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