The NIK recalls that access to public information, guaranteeing openness and transparency in the activities of entities performing public tasks, is a constitutional right of the citizen, and is implemented primarily through the provision of public information upon request and the publication of information in the BIP.
The right to public information is subject to restrictions due to, among other things, classified information, other legally protected secrets, the privacy of individuals or the secrecy of the entrepreneur.
After more than 20 years of the Law on Access to Public Information, its provisions still raise many interpretive questions.
The Supreme Audit Institution (NIK) has published its audit findings. How did the Health Ministry fare?
The chamber's data shows that it was the health ministry that received the most applications in 2021.
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