This reminds me of the reminders of the status of the implementation of the draft ICT policy 2016. How did that go?

Sorry Ali for hijacking your thread :-). 

Do we have a sort of portal on the status of bills, policy documents, and strategies ... and the responsible departments? That would make our work easy in following up.

So here are the documents we are awaiting some action on. 
1. Draft ICT policy 2016
2. Draft National Broadband Strategy 2019
3. Draft Critical Infrastructure protection bill (or is it Public structure and Safety bill?)
4. National Cybersecurity strategy (What is the status in developing a new strategy? Probably ICTA can give an update)
5. Data protection bill
6. Blockchain and AI task force report

Regards
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On Mon, 1 Apr 2019 at 15:49, Ali Hussein via kictanet <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Listers

Has anyone perhaps have had a look at the above report? Shouldn't this report have been released by now? Almost 9 months later? 

Dr. Ndemo, as Chair of the Taskforce please give us an update?

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