Publishing PolicyPublishing Policy for Government
Public institutions owe the public clarity about how they communicate. A publishing policy makes your information standards transparent and accountable.
Build Your PolicyWhy You Need One
Inconsistent public communications
Different departments publish to different standards. Citizens can't tell what's vetted information and what's one staffer's interpretation.
No public standard for AI use
Your agency is using AI to draft communications, summarize documents, or serve constituents. The public doesn't know — and when they find out without context, trust erodes.
Accountability gaps in digital channels
Social media posts, website updates, email blasts — they all carry institutional authority but rarely have institutional oversight standards.
What Your Policy Covers
Public communication standards
How your agency ensures accuracy and consistency across official channels.
Social media governance
Who can post, what approvals are needed, and how institutional voice is maintained.
AI in public communications
How AI tools are used in drafting, summarizing, or delivering public information.
Information accessibility
Your commitment to making public information available to all constituents.
Records & transparency
How communications are archived and made available for public accountability.
Define Your Standards
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