The Speaker of Parliament, Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye, has advocated the Legislature go Paperless to speed up House proceedings and facilitate record keeping.
He said this at the launch of the 2019 Africa Security and Safety Awards, ASAS Conference and Expo in Accra. Prof Mike Oquaye said Parliament is looking forward to a Paperless Parliament with the commencement of initiatives such as the Digital Addressing Project for the Ghana Post, the Electronic Certificate Project for the Registrar General’s Department, National Identification Project, Paperless Port Project.
He called on security agencies to be wiser than the wisest of all criminals and smarter than the smartest of all criminals in order to keep the society safe. The 2019 ASAS Awards, Conference and Expo was on the theme “Advancing Africa Through Security and Safety Technology”.
prof. Oquaye said the ASAS Conference and Expo Awards would bring to Ghana in the next few months, regional leaders from various countries, companies and private and international sector players to reflect on emerging security threats, identify solutions, share knowledge and promote investment.
