This presentation analyzes Regulation 1049/2001, defining the principles, scope, and limitations regarding the right to access European Union documents. It covers the broader normative framework, including the Aarhus Convention, the Whistleblower Directive, and relevant case law, while outlining anticipated legal trends for 2025. The discussion spans transparency in legislative procedures, such as trilogues and impact assessments, alongside administrative procedures and specific exceptions for protecting decision-making. Finally, it addresses the challenges of digital document access, external relations, and the complexities of related litigation.
e-Presentation | November 2025 | Learning time: 43 minutes
e-Presentation by Daniel Sarmiento, Professor of EU law, University Complutense of Madrid.