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EU: ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS: Access to documents: Parliament calls for immediate action to break the deadlock

12 June 2013

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"The Commission should engage fully in the amending and ‘Lisbonising’ of the 2001 regulation on access to documents, or take "any appropriate measures to break the deadlock", and Council should immediately restart debates to adopt its first-reading position and to continue negotiations, ask MEPs."

See: Press release (pdf)

The resolution was adopted by 333 votes in favour, 128 against and 50 abstentions.

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