2.3.1 P OLICY S TATEMENTS STRATEGIC THEME Public Sector Infrastructure Development Creative Regulatory Reform Targeted Human Capacity Development Improved Government Efficiency Effective Cross-Functional Collaboration Enhanced National Security STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES  To enhance the ICT environment for the public and private sectors so as to make broadband access pervasive  To enable robust, end-to-end, seamless, user-friendly ICT services  To build out a world-class GWAN via common and shared platforms  To pioneer the generation and implementation of policy and regulatory frameworks that enable Enlightened Access as a subset of the overarching national regulatory reform agenda (including electronic transactions, esignatures, authentication, data privacy, e-payments, etc.)  To streamline ICT governance for improved collaboration/service delivery  To designate/create a central implementation and oversight agency to manage national e-Government initiatives  To enable a new culture across the E-Government workforce using performance and achievement-based human capital management  To develop superb skills, shared standards and key performance targets  To make Government a model ICT user and leader  To optimise already existing delivery channels  To increase the number of delivery channels  To reform backend support processes and operations  To improve collaboration and increase knowledge exchange and sharing of experience across Government Ministries, Agencies and Departments  To build the capacity for e-Government Research and Innovation  To improve government capability to respond to natural/man-made disasters affecting government’s assets, infrastructure and citizens’ data security and privacy  To instil confidence by creating an environment that is safe to conduct business with, and within government and to carry out day-to-day activities.  To build technical and legislative capacity to respond to, mitigate and protect against cybercrime and offences within the public sector 12