Tag: sweden

Implementation Jurisprudence Legal reform

Swedish Presidency Programme barely mentions transparency

Post author By Editor
Post date January 17, 2023

Transparency all but falls off the Presidency agenda of openness-loving Sweden.

Tags 2023, access to documents, legislative procedures, presidency, regulation 1049, sweden

Implementation Legal reform

Inch by inch, the Council crawls towards greater transparency

Post author By Editor
Post date June 1, 2015

A new internal note reveals renewed efforts by a small group of member states to take Council transparency forward, Maarten Hillebrandt reports.

Non paper April 2015 — A fragment from the recent non paper concerning Council transparency reform.

Tags 2015, access to documents, council, denmark, estonia, maarten hillebrandt, member states, Netherlands, revision, slovenia, sweden

Legal reform

Talks on access regulation collapse; Presidency to try an alternative route

Post author By Editor
Post date June 14, 2012

Talks on the revision of the European access to documents regulation have collapsed. The Danish presidency has been unable to reconcile the widely diverging views of parties around the table.

Tags 2012, access info europe, access to documents, cashman, Commission, council, denmark, european parliament, finland, member states, presidency, reform, regulation 1049, revision, statewatch, sweden

Implementation

Former Council Spokesman on emergence of EU transparency

Post author By Editor
Post date January 23, 2012

What did the first years of Council transparency look like?

In this short video clip (in French), former Council spokesman Norbert Schwaiger elaborates on a number of factors that, according to him, contributed to furthering transparency in the Council context.

Tags 2012, council, e-government, member states, sweden