Open Government in the EUNews on oversight by the Ombudsman, national parliaments, and other non-judicial watchdogs.
Conference signals start of a broader call to reopen revision of EU access to documents law. First part of two reports on where the EU stands with access to documents.
In her acceptance speech of Europe Prize awarded by the University of Flensburg, O’Reilly warns of loss of legitimacy in citizens’ eyes if EU’s rule of law standards are not applied transparently.
High-level and expert panels to explore the impact of new technologies on the functioning and expectations of the transparency concept.
Survey comes in the 20th anniversary year of the EU’s first access to documents act (Regulation 1049/2001), and ahead of a dedicated conference to be held in November.
