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EU: Statewatch Analysis & Postscript: Statewatch wins European Ombudsman complaint against the European Commission over its public register of documents – but it refuses to comply, by Tony Bunyan

01 July 2009

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Statewatch wins European Ombudsman complaint against the European Commission over its public register of documents – but it refuses to comply (pdf) by Tony Bunyan

"The Commission’s public register of documents is a travesty. Its rejection of the European Ombudsman’s Recommendations and failure to respond to the European Parliament’s Resolution is an instance of institutional intransigence which, in the interests of basic democratic standards, must not go unchallenged.

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