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"Mr President, on 17 June 1998, the Court of First Instance abrogated Council Decision 174/95 of 6 July 1995, according to which the plaintiff is not entitled to access certain documents associated with Europol concerning the public’s right to access Council documents, by virtue of Council Decision 93/731/EC. The Council re-examined its own decision on the basis of this judgement and stated in a new decision made known to the plaintiff on 30 July 1998 that it could release the documents in question with the exception of one. No legal action was taken as a result of this new decision, and the matter can now therefore be considered resolved. Under Article 255 of the Treaty establishing the European Community, the Council must establish in a codecision procedure with the European Parliament general principles and limitations regarding access to documents to take account of the public or private interest within two years of the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam. According to information available, the Commission is to deliver its proposal to the Council in January 2000, in compliance with the provision in the Treaty."@en1
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