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EU: ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS: European Parliament: Conference

31 March 2014

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A frequent criticism leveled at the EU is that it is still a bureaucratic and diplomatic construction where procedures are opaque and culture secretive. This conference will examine why the Reform initiated thirteen years ago is still blocked and what can be done to ensure that the EU is open and transparent.

See: Transparency will save the EU: Restoring trust through public access to documents: principles, practice and challenges (pdf) EP: Tuesday 1 April 2014, 14.00-16.00, Room: ASP 1 G2.

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