Thanks Craig,
I can only point out that Kate will be presenting a Lot of recommendations coming out of her public sphere feedback, to Kim Carr, (in Dec I think). E.g. http://wiki.katelundy.com.au/PublicSphere2#Make_all_government_held_data_sea rchable_and_accessible Nic. over at the gov2 taskforce is doing the same to Lindsay Tanner, from an "inside the public service" perspective. ( i think about the same time) And there will be more meetings between COAG and a number of inter-agency committees (can't remember them all) to consider the federal/state collaboration in this space. It just seems that a petition would be another, more definite, way for the government to get to the heart of opening gov databases, and using them as education resources. Kate's doing her best at the Senate Committee for the NBN. But that's to do with the infrastructure. I think you'll find, if you put a wikipetition up and invited people to sign it, she'd be amongst the first to sign. And it would give the petitions committee some idea of how they could use a wiki to go electronic. regards
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