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Statawatch Observatories: Access to EU documents and Freedom of Information

28 May 2015

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  • EU: Regulation on access to documents:
    On 30 April 2008 the Commission proposed a series of amendments to the Regulation on access to EU documents (1049/2001). This observatory tracks the negotiations between the Commission, Council and Parliament.

  • Freedom of information in the EU:
    Providing listings of all the relevant documents and analysis related to European Union freedom of information law since 1993.

  • Freedom of information in the EU: case law:
    An overview of every court case in either the Court of First Instance or the Court of Justice.
    Key texts and Analyses & critiques

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