Now this is kind of weird. Two decisions of the Standing Committee of the EFTA States relating to public access to documents were published in the OJ today.
The first decision is Decision 2/2002/SC of May 30th 2002. That's right, 2002: You are not hallucinating. That decision sets out the categories of documents that are accessible by the public.
The second is Decision 3/2005/SC of June 9th 2005. Now that one repeals Decision 2/2002/SC, lists the categories of documents that are to be made available on the EFTA Secretariat website, and lays down the rules that apply to public access to the rest of the documents drawn up or received by the EFTA Secretariat.
The odd thing is that Decision 3/2005/SC was available on the web here. So why publish it, along with Decision 2/2002/SC in the OJ now ? It all seems rather incongruous.
he's a national judge. We have too much former government lawyers, law professors, etc. and not enough judges appointed
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