1989-04-10|Queen's Printer
01 | Title
Electronic Distribution of Federal Statutes/Regulations: Optical disc storage and hypermedia/hypertext search and retrieval
02 | Outline
Objectives
Opportunities
Optical disc technology
Company profile
Proposal
Summary
02.01 | Notes
Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity.
Will take 30 minutes of your time, and present the future.
03 | Objectives
Electronic distribution of federal statutes/regulations
Optical disc technology
Hypermedia/Hypertext for electronic search and retrieval
Productivity enhancement
Governments, Judges, Lawyers, Parliamentarians, Schools, Libraries, etc.
Efficient storage of vast amount of legal data
03.01 | Notes
CD-ROM in particular.
Focus on these target customers.
Push-button operation in search and retrieval.
Free up people's time.
Likely to find errors and loopholes in our laws.
May lead to future consolidation and rationalization of laws.
04 | Opportunities
HyperStatutes/Statuts Canada
Yearly updates of Revised Statutes of Canada
HyperRegulations/Règlements Canada
Research & Development
Quest for simplicity and consistency (text only, proper indexing)
Most efficient storage method for bilingual format
Ease of search and retrieval (user-friendliness)
Data compatibility with various systems
National Library of Canada/National Archive of Canada
Artificial Intelligence for interpretation of statutes
04.01 | Notes
Acronym.
On-line database vs. CD-ROM, instantaneous vs. stable?
A research grant of $100,000 would be really nice.
In light of the fiscal reality, it is not essential.
05 | Optical disc technology
CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read Only Memory)
640 MByte of information storage capacity per disc
Up to 300,000 typed pages of document on a single CD-ROM disc
Corresponds to 1,500 floppy disks per one CD-ROM disc
Demonstrated examples
Telephone directories
Globe & Mail newspaper, 1985
Glolier Academic American Encyclopedia
Boeing 767 maintenance manual
Canadian Business and Current Affairs index
Canadian residence addresses
U.S. Constitution papers, Census data, Code of Federal Regulations
05.01 | Notes
Show CD-Audio and CD-ROM here.
Show last Thursday's newspaper clip here.
Canadian residence directory using off-shore typing.
Distinguish data from search/retrieval software?
06 | Company profile
100% Canadian owned and controlled
Federally incorporated (1989-01-10)
Based in Hull (Québec)
Specializes in optical-disc publishing
06.01 | Notes
Do not fabricate discs (1 in Québec, 1 in Ontario).
Track record is zero, but potential is high!
D.N.D. manuals through the Printing Bureau?
07 | Proposal
HyperInfo Canada Inc.
"Official supplier" status of electronic distribution for 15 years
Production and distribution of optical discs
Department of Justice
Ownership of the content
Proof-reading and final decision
Canadian National Printing Bureau
Supply of machine-readable source text files
Cooperation is essential for success!
07.01 | Notes
As indicated in my original letter to the deputy minister.
The most important thing is to establish the methodology.
Accommodate future changes for yearly updates.
08 | Summary
Publication in optical disc format
HyperStatutes/Statuts Canada
HyperRegulations/Règlement Canada
HyperInfo opportunity: Sky is the limit!
Please inform of the decision!
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