The Council of Transparency and Good Governance has today published the reports of the second evaluation that it has carried out on the six political parties at national level with representation in the Congress of Deputies.

Available for consultation on the resolutions issued by the Council in November in 121 complaints procedures against the General State Administration and the state public sector.

During the meeting held yesterday of the collegiate body of the Council, a first analysis of the preliminary draft of the Open Administration Law was carried out and the activity developed by the institution throughout this year was examined.

Available for consultation the resolutions issued by the Council in November in 52 complaint procedures against the regional and local administration of those autonomous communities with which we have agreements.

The Council of Transparency and Good Governance has published today the reports of the third evaluations carried out to 77 entities that, after two previous evaluations (in 2023 and 2024), had not reached a level of compliance of at least 75% in terms of the publication of the information to which they are obliged by the Transparency Law.

The President of the Transparency Council, José Luis Rodríguez Álvarez, has participated, together with the heads of the supervisory authorities in transparency matters throughout Spain, in the commemoration events of the Transparency Commissioner of the Canary Islands, which were held in Santa Cruz de Tenerife between 27 and 29 November. During the meeting, a new meeting of the Conference of Bodies Guaranteeing Transparency and Access to Public Information (COTAI) took place.

Available for consultation the resolutions issued by the Council in October in 91 complaint procedures against the regional and local administration of those autonomous communities with which we have an agreement.

Available for consultation on the resolutions issued by the Council in October in 182 complaints procedures against the General State Administration and the state public sector.

The Council for Transparency and Good Governance has just published the results of this year’s evaluation of compliance with the active publicity obligations of 225 public sector institutional state entities. This category, which does not include ministries, includes autonomous bodies, public business bodies, state companies, public foundations and mutual associations collaborating with the Social Security, among others.

The Supreme Court has accepted the cassation appeal lodged by the Transparency Council against the ruling of the National High Court that annuls our resolution 247/2022, in which we partially consider the right of a citizen to have access to the minutes of the meetings of the plenary of the Committee on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Monetary Offences, its Standing Committee and the Financial Intelligence Committee.