Abstract

The right to public information is a political right that enables the implementation of the principle of transparency and transparency of the government system (the principle of openness of the activities of public authorities). Looking at the issue of access to public information through the prism of legal policy, there can be no doubt that the right to public information has axiologically determined, rational goals, and ensuring their practical implementation is necessary in every democratic society. Moreover, ensuring their implementation in practice by creating appropriate guarantees in legal provisions serves society well. One of such guarantees is a complaint about inaction regarding the disclosure of public information, which constitutes a disciplinary measure for the entity obliged to disclose such information.

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