Abstract
The review and analysis of the decision of the German Court on the issue of power of the legislature to call for documents held by the Executive is discussed. The Court's emphasis on the duty of the executive to give reasons is, however, a major advance which improves the responsiveness of the executive to parliamentary requests in a concrete and much-needed way.
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