House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Transforming for a Digital Future: Government’s 2022-25 Roadmap for Digital and Data
09 June 2022 · Cabinet Office
Proposed by Heather Wheeler Con South Derbyshire
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- The UK government publishes its 2022-25 Roadmap for Digital and Data to transform digital services and data usage.
- The roadmap includes commitments to improve user experience in critical services and establish a single digital identity process.
- It also outlines plans to safely share data for policy improvement, build consistent technology, attract digital talent, and ensure modern funding structures.
Issue summary
The statement discusses the UK government's 2022-25 Roadmap for Digital and Data which aims to transform digital services and data usage across government.
Action requested
The Minister announces the publication of the roadmap, setting out commitments to improve user experience in critical services, establish a single digital identity process, safely share data for policy improvement, build consistent technology, attract digital talent, and ensure modern funding structures. The roadmap was developed through cross-government collaboration under the Central Digital and Data Office.
Key facts
- The government’s 2022-25 Roadmap for Digital and Data will be published.
- By 2025, critical services will have efficient processes that reduce costs.
- A single digital identity process for citizens will be provided by 2025.
- Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) developed the roadmap with departmental representatives.
- Each mission has a senior civil servant ‘executive sponsor’.