Chile
The following text was contributed by the Government of Chile.
One of the most important milestones during this pro-transparency reform period has been the enactment of a 2008 law increasing public access to information. To monitor compliance, the government created an independent agency, the Council for Transparency.
The government of Chile submitted a letter of intent to join the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in September 2012 and In December, officials created a domestic OGP working group to elaborate a proposal for the country action plan, that included four NGOs and the Comptroller General of the Republic and the Commission for Transparency, which are autonomous auditors in this area. The plan was presented on March 30, 2012 by President Sebastián Piñera to the Chilean public, after being subjected to public consultation.
Chile's Letter of Intent to Join OGP:

Volante MRI de los Planes de Acción de Chile:

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Current Commitments
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Current Commitments ()
Commitments in this section are part of the government's current action plan. The OGP's Independent Reporting Mechanism may not have reviewed these commitments, so the data available may be limited. Once the implementation period is complete and commitments have been fully reviewed, they appear in the next section. The action plans submitted by the government with the original commitment lists and text are available below.
Commitments Post-Implementation ()
Commitments whose implementation period has been completed and which have been reviewed by the OGP's Independent Reporting Mechanism appear below. Original commitment lists and text can be found in the country's action plans listed below.