Subject: ACTA documents in the European Parliament's register
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 16:12:44 +0200
From: Registre <Registre@EP>
To: Andreas Jonsson <andreas@>



Dear Mr Jonsson,

Please note that in the reply you received on 15 April it was clearly
stated that the European Parliament as an institution does not hold a
copy of the question addressed by the Court to the Commission.

In examining requests received for access to its documents, Parliament
takes into consideration not only  those documents included in its
electronic register, but also all those documents received by the
Institution from third parties.

Parliament's Transparency Unit, under the authority of the
Secretary-General and the Vice-president in charge of Transparency, is
responsible for identifying the documents held by Parliament with a view
to public release. The Unit contacts the different services or bodies
which are authors or hold the documents in question.

In this particular case, after having consulted the services involved,
the Transparency Unit established that the Court did not send to the
European Parliament a copy of the document requested.

Therefore we would advise you, as already suggested in the previous
communication, to contact the Commission in order to seek public release
of the document requested.

Do not hesitate to contact me if you need any additional clarification.


Yours sincerely,




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  	 José Luis Rufas Quintana
Head of Unit
European Parliament
Directorate-General for the Presidency
Library and Document Management Directorate
Transparency - Public Access to Documents