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Publication - Independent report

Building trust in the digital era: achieving Scotland's aspirations as an ethical digital nation

Published
3 November 2022
Directorate
Digital Directorate
Topic
Business, industry and innovation, Children and families, Communities and third sector, +7 more … Economy, Education, Environment and climate change, Equality and rights, Programme for Government, Public sector, Work and skills
ISBN
9781805250418

An Expert group supported by public and stakeholder insights has reviewed evidence and provided recommendations which will support and inform future policy. The report has a focus on building trust with the people of Scotland through engaging them in digital decisions that affect their lives.

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Contact

Email: digitalethics@gov.scot

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