EURATOM ARCHIVES
July 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EU ministers have approved new regulations improving the public the right of access to documents held by Euratom, especially where material is at least 30 years old. Changes to a 2001 regulation on access to EU documents and should widen public access to information on contracts concluded by the Euratom Supply Agency and European Court of Justice case records.
EU ministers have approved new regulations improving the public the right of access to documents held by Euratom, especially where material is at least 30 years old. Changes to a 2001 regulation on access to EU documents and should widen public access to information on contracts concluded by the Euratom Supply Agency and European Court of Justice case records.
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