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answer › question first answered	2014-12-16T17:55:16.327Z
answer › date of answer	2014-12-16
registered interest	false
max answer › date of answer	2018-11-12

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11/12/2014

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Cabinet Office

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Electronic Government: Conferences

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To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, what the budget was for the D5 London 2014: leading digital governments conference; and how the invitees to this conference were identified.

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Newcastle upon Tyne Central

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Chi Onwurah

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16/12/2014

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The D5 London 2014: Leading Digital Governments Conference met at Idea London and Digital Catapult to discuss how to promote economic growth through open markets, teaching children to code, improving connectivity, and ideas for future collaborative projects. A trade event was hosted at Buckingham Palace by HRH the Duke of York which included the following leading British SMEs:· Code Kingdoms· Crowd Emotion· Funding Circle· Hypercat· Kano· Relative Insight· Skyscape Cloud Services· Therapy Box· YoyoFounding members met criteria including on their expertise in teaching children coding, commitment to support all citizens to access digital services, and commitment to open standards, open markets and open source. Each member must also be a member of the Open Government Partnership. In addition representatives from the United States and Mexico attended. Details of costs will be published in due course.

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Horsham

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Mr Francis Maude

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16/12/2014 17:55:16

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