We listen to your problems, and together find ways to solve them with technology.
We review your existing systems down to the code level, identify applicable rules and policies, and help you isolate compliance risks.
We can implement complex business rules on a variety of technology platforms, to help your agency apply policies more consistently and efficiently.
To help agencies improve the efficiency of public administration by leveraging technology.
We try hard to understand your problems, rather than leap to a solution.
We aim to give robust, objectively justifiable advice with measurable outcomes, rather than cookie cut solutions with agendas.
We strongly believe in incremental, time-boxed and staged solutions with measurable outcomes.
The art and science of asking questions is the source of all knowledge.
- Thomas Berger -James has over 15 years of experience in Canberra in legal, public administration and technology implementation roles. James’ extensive and deep administrative law and systems expertise, strong communication and stakeholder management skills, and legal background provides a unique skill set for agencies and organisations seeking to improve policy implementation of accurate, transparent and complex enterprise wide decision making. James has a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts from the Australian National University.
Nick has 13 years experience working in legal, policy and technology roles, including as a policy advisor at a central agency, tax advisor at a large accounting firm, and as a technology consultant at one of the world's largest software companies. At Gov Law Tech, he has helped several government agencies leverage technology to implement diverse regulations, including for environmental protection and employee entitlements. He has degrees in accounting and law from ANU and a Masters of Taxation Law from the University of Sydney.
Our services focus on helping your organisation exploit technology to implement your policies and comply with applicable requirements.
Independent, objectively justified advice on:
We review your existing systems down to the source code level to ensure compliance with:
We implement your business rules with the appropriate technology via
Government
The Tang dynasty in ancient China implemented a meritocratic civil service complete with entrance examinations, recognising that bureaucrats required special skills.
Law
Clause 29 of the Magna Carta, signed by King John in 1215, expressed the idea that law should govern a nation, not arbitrary decisions of government officials.
Technology
Homo Habilis, an ancestor of modern day Homo Sapiens, developed stone tools 2.8 million years ago to improve the efficiency of hunting and food preparation.
Is your agency interested in leveraging technology to improve the efficiency of public administration?
Get started on the path to reducing your agency's compliance risks and identify efficiency gains by undertaking the Gov Law Tech Agency-wide Regulatory Systems Survey.
Using our 'law first' approach, Gov Law Tech can assist agencies to identify:
Gov Law Tech packages these inputs into a simple report for agencies to prioritise their IT strategy and expenditure plans, focused on opportunities to deliver immediate and targeted efficiency gains and identify opportunities to minimise compliance risks associated with underlying systems and processes.
We provide software to help your agency save time and reduce risk when handling Freedom of Information issues.
Learn moreIn his speech 'Reflections on 10 years as Auditor-General for Australia', Ian McPhee identified 'Policy/systems implementation under pressure' as a 'soft' area in government administration.
'Government will lead by example in using ICT to reduce costs, lift productivity and develop better services.' - Coalition Policy for E-Government and the Digital Economy
'The APS will use ICT to increase public sector and national productivity by enabling the delivery of better government services for the Australian people, communities and business, improving the efficiency of APS operations and supporting open engagement to better inform decisions' - APS ICT Strategy