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Statewatch News online: European Parliament: Public Hearing: EU transparency - access to documents: does it work?

28 March 2012

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European Parliament: Public Hearing: EU transparency - access to documents: does it work?


The Committee on Citizens Freedoms and Rights of the European Parliament is holding a public hearing on the wroking of the Regulation on access to EU documents (1049/2001) on Thursday, 12 June 2003, 9.00 - 12.30 am, rue Wiertz, 60, Room ASP 3 E 2, Altiero Spinelli Building, Brussels.

Text of the: Programme (pdf)


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