Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee

Victorian Electronic Democracy
Report concerning the Evidence Obtained in North America
August 2004

Appendix 1 - Schedule of Meetings in North America,
2 to 17 August 2004

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SAN FRANCISCO

2 August 2004

0930–1100	Trudell Een, Project Director, Smartvoter.org, League of Women Voters, California
1200–1300	Professor Paul Grabowicz, Director of New Media Program, University of California
1400–1500	Associate Professor David Wagner, Computer Scientist, University of California
1930–2100	Will Doherty, Executive Director, Verified Voting Foundation

SACRAMENTO

3 August 2004

1430–1630	Mark Kyle, Undersecretary of State, Marc Carrel, Assistant Secretary of State, Linda Cabatic, Chief Council, State of California
1800–2000	Kim Alexander, Executive Director, Calvoter.org

WASHINGTON

5 August 2004

1100–1230

Virginia Bramante,
Chuck Holmgren,
Crossroad Strategies

6 August 2004

0900–1030	Joe Goldman, Senior Associate, America Speaks
1200–1400	Kathy Goldschmidt and Professor Dennis Johnson, Congress Online Project
1500–1600	Ari Schwartz, Center for Democracy and Technology
1800–2000	Dr Michael Cornfield, Pew and the American Internet Life Project

7 August 2004

1900–2100

Chris Casey, Principal,
ChrisCasey Communications

9 August 2004

1400–1500	Pam Fielding, Principal, e-advocates
1600–1700	Sean Murphy, Chief Operating Officer, Capital Advantage

10 August 2004

0900–1000	Bill Wyatt, Public Affairs Manager, National Conference of State Legislatures
1030–1200	Professor Peter Levine, Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement, Michigan State University
1400–1500	Jodee Winterhof, National Political Director, America Coming Together

NEW YORK

11 August 2004

0930–1100	Michael Weiksner and Scott Reents, Founders, e-thePeople
1200–1330	Associate Professor Beth Noveck, Director, New York University Law School

12 August 2004

1000–1100	Mark Weiss, Director, Weblab
1600–1730	Rita Henley Jensen, Editor-in-Chief, Women’s eNews

13 August 2004

0800–0900

Stephen Karam, Director IM/IT Strategic Planning,
Systemscope Inc

OTTAWA

14 August 2004

0900–1030

Thomas B. Riley and Cathia Riley,
Commonwealth Centre for Electronic Governance

1200–1400

Dr Liss Jeffrey, Director,
byDesign eLab; and

Steve Lee, Executive Director,
Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development

16 August 2004

0930–1300

Elisabeth Richard,
Online Consultation Technologies Centre of Expertise; and

Alison Fraser, Assistant Deputy Minister,
Democratic Renewal

1330–1430

Elaine Diguer, Director,
Multimedia Services & ISD Business Planning,
Parliament of Canada

1600–1800

Jay Kaufman, Principal,
KTA Centre for Collaborative Government

David Hume, Research Analyst,
KTA Centre for Collaborative Government

Mark Parent, MLA, Nova Scotia

Rose Langhout, Government of Ontario

Jeff Bray, MLA, British Columbia

17 August 2004

0930–1130

Barb Whittaker, Procedural Clerk, Parliament of Canada