Examples of using Right of access to documents in English and their translations into Polish
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Right of access to documents.
Explanation on Article 42- Right of access to documents.
The right of access to documents and the right of individuals with regard to protection of their personal data are both rooted in the EC Treaty Articles 255 and 286 respectively.
It is apparent from the very wording of Article 255 EC that it refers only to the right of access to documents of the European Parliament, of the Council and of the Commission.
concerning the right of access to documents.
In accordance with Article 52(2) of the Charter(1), the right of access to documents is exercised under the conditions
This might also change if and when the Lisbon Treaty enters into force, because it will then extend the right of access to documents to all institutions and bodies.
The right of access to documents is one aspect of a policy on openness
I should like to set their minds at rest: the object of Regulation(EC) No 1049/2001 is:'to give the public a right of access to documents of the institution which is as wide as possible.
In accordance with Article 52(2) of the Charter, the right of access to documents is exercised under the conditions
having its registered office in a Member State, has a right of access to documents of the institutions subject to certain exceptions.
the limits governing the public's right of access to documents of the European Parliament,
registered office in an EU member state, has a right of access to documents of EU institutions.
Requests for confidentiality should be without prejudice to the right of access to documents as provided for in Regulation(EC)
govern the exercise of the right of access to documents, in accordance with Article 255(2) EC.
The Treaty of Lisbon also reasserts the right of access to documents by natural or legal persons,
The plea alleging the illegality of Article 23.3 of the ECB Rules of Procedure on grounds of infringement of the right of access to documents and the fundamental principle of transparency.
The right of access to documents of the institutions recognised to citizens of the European Union and to any natural or legal person residing in
By its second ground of appeal, the appellant submits that the Court of First Instance wrongly considered that the right of access to documents relates only to documents on which the Commission based the decision at issue.
limits governing right of access to documents provided for in Article 255 of the Treaty have been laid down by Regulation(EC)
has a right of access to documents of the institutions, bodies,
limits governing the right of access to documents, as provided for in Article 255 of the Treaty,
govern the exercise of the right of access to documents, in accordance with Article 255(2) EC.
in a Member State, shall have a right of access to documents of the Union institutions,
The right of access to documents of the institutions to which citizens of the European Union and any natural
having its registeredoffice in a Member State, has a right of access to documents of the institutions, subject to the principles,
Consequently, the Council had not infringed the applicant's right of access to documents conferred by Regulation No 1049/2001 by refusing to provide it with information on the contents of the discussions relating to the first item on the agenda of the meeting of 19 December 2003,
having its registered office in a Member State, a right of access to documents of the institutions,‘subject to the principles,
which required it to provide, in a specific rule, for a right of access to documents.
having its registered office in a Member State, a right of access to documents of the institutions,‘subject to the principles,