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are missing, such IT systems as PESEL, REGON, KIP, or tax warehouse WHTAX,
customs systems: Celina and ZEFIR, etc. are developed.
Re-engineering of administration, considering system knowledge understood in
this way, is to result in the administration of the 21st century, which provides high
quality products and services to its clients [Sienkiewicz P, 2003, Tadeusiewicz R.,
2002, Tchórzewski J., 1990]. In a state with a modern legal system, system solutions
as well as a new philosophy of functioning and development of state should
be introduced, which is connected with making amendments to the Constitution in
force, and even the need to reshape it entirely.
5. STATE OF RESEARCH CONCERNING eADMINISTATION
The research meets the needs of documents ePoland and eEurope, as well as a
number of documents in departments, districts and smaller units of administration,
which appear in different forms e.g. strategies of computerized state offices, etc.
[Sienkiewicz P., 2003, Tchórzewski J., 2008]. The act passed by the Sejm (the
lower chamber of Polish Parliament) of 14 th July 2000, allowed to undertake preparatory
works as regards state administration. Based on this act, on 28 th November,
the Council of Ministers adopted two documents, “Position as regards the
resolution by the Sejm of the Republic of Poland of 14 th July 2000 as regards building
the basics of eSociety in Poland” and “Goals and directions of eSociety development
in Poland. ” prepared by the Scientific Research Committee. Simultaneously,
the Council of Ministers obliged itself to take series of measures to facilitate
the development of e-society in Poland, which resulted in preparing the following
document “ePoland – Strategy of eSociety development in Poland for the years
2001-2006” (following the example of the European initiative eEurope). Document
ePoland contains needs analysis as regards access to information, its use and
indispensable tools for broadly understood eInfrastructure. It is Poland’s response
to the declaration adopted by candidate countries for European Union accession,
during a conference in Warsaw in May 2000 that state e-programmes will be prepared
under the eEurope+ programme.
As regards computerization, this plan is limited to the following goals, e.g. introducing
new IT technologies, preparing new legal regulations to allow the functioning
of virtual administrations, preparing state administration for new methods
of work, introducing e-documents flow. On the other hand, the document “Computerization
strategy of the Republic of Poland – ePoland for the years 2004-
2006” (2003) concerns the vision of computerization of Poland, including areas
and priorities of computerization of Poland, taking into account competencies of
each entity and sources of financing.
The priorities included i.a. broadband Internet for schools, broadband Internet
for state administration, access infrastructure, teleinformatics infrastructure for
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