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1999

 "Secret Europe": Commission proposal for a regulation on public access to documents (full text plus earlier draft leaked to Statewatch: draft regulation on public access to documents being discussed by the European Commission would introduce new ban on openness Secret Europe updated 22.2.00
 EU secrecy proposals: background and full-texts documents Coverage up to November 1999, for latest news see "Secret Europe" above. "The Dinosaurs are on the march again: "Brussels stitch-up" threatens right of access to EU documents

 The EU's transparent bid for opacity by Jacob Soderman

 Council Decision (20.12.93) on public access to EU documents

 Commision's original proposal for legislation to replaced the 1993 Decision

 EU-FBI telecommunications surveillance system: draft proposals to extend system to the Internet and satellite phones
 EU-FBI telecommunications surveillance system: origin and background

 

28 March 2012

Statewatch"Secret Europe" access to EU documents

28 March 2012

Unpublished European Commission discussion paper ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO COMMISSION DOCUMENTS

01 March 1999

EU-FBI telecommunications surveillance system: origins and background

Surveillance Policing EU USA

 

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