Tiesību normu tiesiskā sastāva un tiesisko seku konkretizācijas problēmjautājumi informācijas atklātības regulējumā

Abstract

While performing their functions, state institutions both create and accumulate considerable amount of information, which traces its actions and explains decisions and measures adopted as a consequence of those. It is widely accepted that a democratic state requires openness as one of its safeguards – a prerequisite of full – fledged participation of every citizen in the processes of governance. Apart form serving a popular public interests, access to governmental information is in addition a powerful source of argument for an individual in its relations with the state.