Policy publication is usually the last mile in the policymaking lifecycle, but it’s often the most complicated and confusing for both citizens and government. The publication of regulations and laws typically falls under the purview of Secretaries of States, Office of Legislative Services or, in the federal government, the U.S. Government Publishing Office.
Successfully syndicating policy requires an excellent public-facing component and an extremely organized, easy-to-use internal management system for governments to deploy policy updates.
Unfortunately, governments have been limited in the tools to accomplish this. When we start working with clients, we often hear stories of countless dollars poured into home-brewed systems that never met muster, and a general frustration with the status quo.
In this blog post, we outline some critical features of a modern Policy Library that’s user-friendly for both the public and governments.
Like what you’ve read? Esper’s Policy Library addresses all of the above and more. Get in touch to see a demo for yourself.
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