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BEIJING, Dec. 6-- China will further integrate government information systems and enable more information disclosure on the allocation of public resources, according to a decision made at the State Council executive meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday. The government will work to consolidate and integrate the national data sharing and exchange platform to enable connectivity across networks, data and administrative services, the meeting has decided. This move is part of the government effort to streamline administration, enhance compliance oversight and provide better services, with the aim of delivering greater benefits to the public with easier and faster access to administrative services. Chinese leaders have stressed the importance of integration, sharing and disclosure in the running of government information systems on multiple occasions. President Xi Jinping said that the integration of information resources should be pushed forward to break information silos and develop a national information resources sharing system. Premier Li Keqiang said that the integration and sharing of government information systems should be accelerated to deliver better administrative services. According to a decision at the meeting, the contents and modality of data sharing across State Council departments will be clearly defined to ensure public access to information that can be released. | 
