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ARTICLE · 18 AUGUST 2017

Important Amendments To The Law On Free Access To Information

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On 27 April 2017 the Montenegrin Parliament passed the government's proposal to amend the Law on Free Access to Information.

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On 27 April 2017 the Montenegrin Parliament passed the government's proposal to amend the Law on Free Access to Information. Namely, regarding EU accession negotiation (chapter 10- Information society and media), Montenegro has undertaken to implement, among other things, the rules relating to the re-use of public sector information. Standards in this respect are contained in two European Union Directives. Within these, a general framework for the conditions governing the re-use of public sector documents is shaped in order to ensure fair, proportionate and non-discriminatory conditions for the re-use of information. This type of harmonisation of Montenegrin law is significant taking into account the growing importance of digital content, and information for both commercial and non-commercial use, as well as to what extent the public sector has access to the information.

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