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Contents

I. Introduction

II. International Policies and laws Concerning E-Government

1. United States

• Legal Framework for Promoting E-Government
• Deregulation and Standardization of E-Commerce and E-Government Sectors
• Technology
• Importance of Globalization
• Comprehensive Model for Legislation of Information Technology
• Government's Dual Role as Technology Promoter and Regulator

2. European Union

• Standardization of Legislation and Adoption of EU Member Nations' Existing Laws
• Coordination of Different Jurisdictions during Deregulation
• Censorship
• Online Privacy

III. China's E-Government Policies

1. New Developments

• National E-Government Projects
• Increased Financing and Accelerated Completion of Projects
• Construction and Application of State Planning Commission's Vertical Network
• Extension of E-Government Legal Framework
• New E-Government Credit System Applications
• Exploration of New Models for E-Government

2. Challenges Facing China's E-Government Initiatives

• Limited Technical Resources
• Need for Network Integration and Sharing of Information
• Need for Uniformity of Technical Standards
• Importance of Establishing E-Government Security Systems

3. E-Government Regulations

• Online Publication of Government Information
• Establishment of E-Government Services and Credit Systems
• E-Signature Certification Services
• Industry Informatization
• Construction of Network Infrastructure
• Registration of Information Services
• Information Security

4. Key Features of China's E-Government Policies

• Diversity of National and Local Policies
• Lack of Central Legislative and Judicial Systems
• Detailed Administration of Internet Services
• Information Security Administration
• Steps for Further Development of Regulations

IV. Analysis of E-Government Laws in China

1. Publication of Government Information

2. Establishment of Credit System

3. Privacy Protection

4. Relationship between E-Government and the PRC Administrative Licensing Law

5. E-Signature Legislation

6. Regulation of E-Commerce

7. Online Notarization

8. Model for Governance in the Information Age