What is Disclosed meeting?
Disclosed meeting means: A disclosed meeting is a public record that an EU official or MEP met a listed organisation or representative on a stated date and topic. Source: EU Transparency Register.
Why it matters
It proves that a contact was disclosed, but it does not prove the position taken, influence achieved or policy outcome caused.
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What is Disclosed meeting?
A disclosed meeting is a public record that an EU official or MEP met a listed organisation or representative on a stated date and topic.
Why does Disclosed meeting matter in EU policy?
It proves that a contact was disclosed, but it does not prove the position taken, influence achieved or policy outcome caused.
Where can I verify the definition of Disclosed meeting?
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