경찰의 정부 3.0 현황 및 개선방안에 관한 연구 : 정보공개제도를 중심으로

Abstract

Police are putting a great deal of efforts into communicating with the public through the Government 3.0. To disclose information is the representative of these efforts. Police should provide information the public need, and readily disclose information need be notified for the public. However, there have been several problems with respect to information disclosure in the police system. First, with regard to proactive information disclosure, there are problems of non-compliance with the information disclosure regulations, regional differences in the information provided, breaking the deadline of information disclosure and supplier-directed information provision. Second, with regard to information disclosure requesting, there are problems of a high rate of decision of non-disclosure, and an information disclosure deliberative committees' decision through documents without a meeting. A various ways to solve these problems are as follows: police should comply with the information disclosure regulations; police should follow guidelines of proactive information disclosure; police should set the scope of information disclosure; police should provide consumer-directed information; police should expand the scope of information disclosure regarding information disclosure requests; police should provide clear explanations when they decide not to disclose the information; the information disclosure deliberative committees should hold a physical meeting for information disclosure requests.