Every citizen to have personal webpage

830AM GMT twenty March 2010

Questions have additionally been lifted about the stroke on a little comparison people incompetent to have make make make use of of of of the internet Photo GETTY

The Prime Minister has formerly hailed the intensity for the internet to condense the costs of delivering services by shortening paper forms, face-to-face hit with officials, postage, phone calls and construction costs.

He is right away set to have make make make use of of of of a debate on Monday to betray plans to give each voter a singular identifier permitting them to request for propagandize places, book GP appointments, explain benefits, get a new passport, compensate legislature taxation or register a car.

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Within an additional 3 years, the Times reported, the secure site would embody a Facebook-style interactive make make use of of permitting people to ask healing recommendation of their alloy or deliberate their children"s teachers.

The move could see the closure of pursuit centres and earthy offices traffic with tax, car licensing, passports and housing good inside of 10 years as services were offering by a singular digital ""gateway"", Downing Street sources told the newspaper.

Private firms such as Amazon could be concerned in a bid to have the processes as elementary as possible, it said.

But the proposals came underneath glow from kinship leaders who complained that thousands of open zone workers would be done jobless and forked to the Government"s bad jot down of doing personal data.

Questions have additionally been lifted about the stroke on a little comparison people incompetent to have make make make use of of of of the internet.

Mark Serwotka, ubiquitous cabinet member of the Public and Commercial Services Union, pronounced ""Cutting open services is not usually bad for the open who have make make make use of of of of services but additionally the economy as we are pulling people who yield profitable services on the dole.""

Among the Prime Minister"s advisers on the expostulate to put services online is universe far-reaching web contriver Sir Tim Berners-Lee.

""I don"t wish to go to a supervision bureau to do a supervision thing. It should all be online. That saves time for people and it saves income for the Government - the estimate of a square of paper and mailing it behind costs most times some-more than it costs to routine something electronically,"" he told the newspaper.

""There will come a point where you don"t need all the earthy offices any more.""

The Tories are additionally exploring ways to switch services to the web.