Missing Elements of the Architecture for the Provision of Electronic Government Services
The article examines the architecture of presenting government services in electronic form. An individual ’ s right to receive government services is currently based on a signifi cant number of various regulatory acts and is insuffi ciently systematized. The target architecture for the provision of government services does not contain a unifi ed register of constitutive norms containing organized and systematized information for such norms. There is also no register of constitutive events containing information forming the basis for the creation, amendment and withdrawal of individuals ’ rights by providing them with appropriate government services. It is proposed the target architecture for presenting government services be supplemented with relevant information systems: a register of constitutive events and a register of constitutive norms. A possible hierarchy is proposed for these systems in accordance with levels of state and municipal administration.