Spanish electronic government projects are analysed in this article. These projects are the reduction of prices for the Internet connection, information society development, modern tax system in Internet, electronic election possibilities and perspectives, "Unified Internet window" project, electronic certificates project, telework establishment and the perspectives of electronic administration. Spanish electronic government were creating in the realization of individual projects from the year 1998. Spain is a young and quickly developing European Union state and because of this the experience of Spanish e-government projects would be very useful for Lithuania.
Spanish electronic government projects are analysed in this article. These projects are the reduction of prices for the Internet connection, information society development, modern tax system in Internet, electronic election possibilities and perspectives, "Unified Internet window" project, electronic certificates project, telework establishment and the perspectives of electronic administration. Spanish electronic government were creating in the realization of individual projects from the year 1998. Spain is a young and quickly developing European Union state and because of this the experience of Spanish e-government projects would be very useful for Lithuania.
On 6 May, 1999, voters elected the first Scottish Parliament since 1707 and members of Scottish Parliament. Additional Member System is the new element to the electoral system used for the first time in the UK in the elections to the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly. The overall effect is that parties which win lots of constituency seats under First Past the Post System will not get many Additional Members and parties which receive lots of votes but not win many constituency seats are likely to do well in getting Additional Members. Additional Member System generally assists the election of small parties. With many of the results now in from the elections for the new Scottish parliament, it appears certain that the Labour Party, which forms the British government, will win the largest number of seats. However, it's likely to fall short of an overall majority and will have to form a coalition with another party to govern in the parliament – the first such body in Scotland for almost three hundred years. The new assemblies are the biggest constitutional change in Britain for many years. A referendum on independence for Scotland will also be promised to SNP voters. ; Straipsnio tikslas – supažindinti su naująja Škotijos Parlamento rinkimų sistema. Straipsnyje analizuojami konstituciniai pokyčiai, vykę Didžiojoje Britanijoje, ir jų įtaka tolesnei valstybingumo raidai. Darbe mėginama atsakyti į klausimą, kodėl tokia rinkimų sistema buvo pasirinkta ir kokius valdžių galių perskirstymo pokyčius tai gali sukelti. Autorius tikisi įrodyti, kad rinkimų sistema yra svarbus veiksnys, galintis lemti ne tik valdžių padalijimo kokybinius pokyčius, bet ir nacionalinio suvereniteto klausimus. Straipsnyje taikomas lyginamosios analizės bei kiti metodai.
