lizbarry
Hi everyone, our friend at GovLab Dino Cantu is asking if anyone has measured if -- since vTaiwan has been happening -- if there is *increased trust in government*? Admittedly this is hard to measure, but perhaps someone has tried?
fiorella
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shuyang
I think it’s hard to say (as you mentioned) an overall increase of trust in government. But if we look at cases, we can observe some pattern of increased trust from the citizens.
shuyang
from one of the links above,
“Luke Bacon, of the Open Australia Foundation says that ‘if the government is able to establish digital services that are easily accessible, and the public finds the services convenient, they will have more trust for the government.’ ”
“Luke Bacon, of the Open Australia Foundation says that ‘if the government is able to establish digital services that are easily accessible, and the public finds the services convenient, they will have more trust for the government.’ ”
shuyang
Looking at our recent progress and news on the redesign of tax reporting system, I can see positive posts from social media. Although there’s still room for improvement.
lizbarry
Thank you all so much, I will share this back to GovLab
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canadian_aaron
Hard to find good English articles showing higher public support for government. Confidence in Tsai presidency not very high unfortunately
canadian_aaron
I stand corrected! Forgot about "My Formosa News: confidence in government" poll. Which is relatively neutral.
canadian_aaron
canadian_aaron
This one says 其中「信任度」已跌至30.2％的歷史新低，「不信任度」也飆至54.5％歷史新高。
canadian_aaron
30.2 confidence level in Tsai presidency. 54.5% no confidence in Tsai presidency.
canadian_aaron
this is a chinese resource, but this is without a doubt taiwan’s best poll aggregator
lizbarry
Thank you so much!!!!!
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