08. January 2025
author:
Katrin Lütkemöller Shaw |
Benedikt Liebig |
Hendrik Schmidt
New website: Examples of digitally compatible regulations
“There is a lack of examples!” was the response from 52 of the 114 administrative employees we asked about their work with the digital check. We want to change that. Examples are now available on a new website: on beispiele.digitalcheck.bund.de we present legal texts that have implemented the principles of digital-compatible legislation well in the legal text. The examples provide employees in the administration with guidance and inspiration to make their legislative projects digital-friendly. In the blog post, we explain the structure of the website. We also explain which uniform data standards are suitable for digital legislation in order to make regulations more accessible for everyone and drastically increase data quality.
Katrin Lütkemöller Shaw
has been serving as a consultant and project manager for the Digitalcheck within the “Digital Administration Transformation: Digitalcheck” division at the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community since December 2024. Previously, she worked at the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) from 2022, where she played a key role in introducing the Digitalcheck. Drawing on her expertise in transformation and innovation coaching, Katrin supports individuals and teams in successfully implementing solution-oriented projects. Beyond her departmental work, she is an active member of the “Frauen machen Bund” network and, together with colleagues, initiated the Leadership Symposium for senior executives of federal authorities. linkedin.com/in/katrinl
Benedikt Liebig
is a Product Manager at DigitalService. He was a fellow of the 2020 Tech4Germany cohort. Since then, he has been supporting the digital projects of federal public administration – with an iterative, data-driven, and human-centric view. He creates spaces in which administration, design, IT, and law work as a team in an interdisciplinary and fun way to provide a service. In his personal life, Bene is often on the road with his racing bike and is committed to a climate-resistant forest.
Hendrik Schmidt
has been working as a Software Developer at DigitalService since early 2024. After earning a Master’s degree in Data Engineering in Potsdam and embarking on an extended trip to South America, he was drawn to DigitalService by the opportunity to engage in meaningful work solving content-related problems through algorithmic solutions. He brings experience as a developer at SumUp and as a freelancer. In his free time, he organizes music festivals, plays handball, and combines travel with learning new languages.
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