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EU: ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS REGULATION: Council of the European Union: Proposal made by Denmark, Estonia, Finland and Slovenia concerning Article 4, paragraph 2, point (c) of the Commission's proposal

01 May 2009

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Council of the European Union: Proposal (pdf). Following the European Court of Justice judgment in the Turco case that Council Legal Opinions on policy-making measures should in general be made publicly available these four Member States are proposing that the Regulation be amended to establish this right.

Background see: Turco judgment: Press release and Court judgment - full-text and the Observatory on EU Regulation on access to documents: 2008-2009

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