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EU: Access to documents: Meijers Committee: Memorandum concerning the non-paper on transparency dated 17 April 2015

28 September 2015

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"This memorandum presents a point-by-point discussion of the recent proposals presented in the Council by the six pro-transparency countries. While the proposals generally have positive and broadly uncontroversial implications, this does not hold for proposals 3 and 5 in particular. Moreover, the scope of most of the proposals is not yet entirely clear. This memo has therefore identified certain elements that require further examination to allow further discussion of the presented plans."

See: Memorandum concerning the non-paper on transparency dated 17 April 2015 (pdf)

And see: NON PAPER – April 2015: Denmark - Estonia - Finland – The Netherlands – Slovenia - Sweden Enhancing transparency in the EU (pdf)

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