Country GERMANY
RTI law score 54/150 – see also the legal analysis section
What were we looking for? Information regarding CO2 limits, minimum wage, pharma laws, inheritance taxes and pension reform.
We found proactively published… 0,0% of information
We managed to get via FOI requests… 20,8% of information
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GERMANY’S

MAIN FINDINGS

Extense use of exceptions

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Extense use of exceptions

Exceptions to access to information were applied in all processes analysed. The cost of compiling or copyright are the most commonly applied exceptions.

Lobby contacts

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Lobby contacts

There is no access to the name of public officials, companies or lobbyists who participate in decision-making processes.

Response time

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Response time

It took an average of 149 days to get responses to access to information requests.

WAS THE INFORMATION WE LOOKED FOR PROACTIVELY PUBLISHED?

WAS THE INFORMATION WE REQUESTED DISCLOSED?

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WHAT WE FOUND PROACTIVELY PUBLISHED

Appointments diaries of public officials Minutes of meetings (including meetings within government or between government and outside interests) Document justifying the particular decision taken Documents submitted by lobbyists and external interest groups Documents submitted to a public consultation (if held)
Pharma Law on medicine costs (AMNOG)
CO2 limits
Minimum Wage Law
Pension reform in 2014
Inheritance Tax
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Information which was not proactively published

IN DETAIL:

WHAT WAS DISCLOSED VIA REQUESTS

List of meetings Third-party documents (including correspondence) Public officials in charge Public officials names Name of companies Name of lobbyists
Minimum Wage Law
Lobby contacts: Law on the Restructuring of the Pharma Market
Lobby contacts in 2014: Pension Reform
Lobby contacts in 2015: Pension Reform
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Information disclosed
Information partially disclosed
Information denied
Information not held