Irish deputies ordered to communicate with voters on the Internet

Residents of Ireland received another opportunity to control the local "people's elected representatives" - the site began to operate in the country, through which the Irish can ask a question to any deputy and is guaranteed to get an answer to it.

This service is provided by the site dailwatch.ie, which is an analogue of the German portal abgeordnetenwatch.de (parliamentwatch.com). People communicate with parliamentarians in the Internet space implemented in the United States (TownHall) and the UK (Jolitics), in many countries this type of site is being developed , but only in Ireland deputies will be obliged to respond to citizens' requests.

The need to create a service for direct contact between the Irish and Eryahtes members (the local name of parliament) is explained by the fact that many residents of the country have become disillusioned with the work of the legislative system and do not understand the principles of its operation. This was especially vivid during the economic crisis and now parliamentarians need to regain their lost confidence, proving their honesty and integrity. For this, they will answer absolutely all the questions asked, and, the answers will have to be published on the site for public access.

Questions and answers classified by topic are planned to be stored in the database of the site so that all interested persons have access to them.

The article is based on materials https://hi-news.ru/eto-interesno/irlandskix-deputatov-obyazali-obshhatsya-s-izbiratelyami-v-internete.html.