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Subject: Access to Documents request
Message from Mr Caspar Bowden from country.UK (?)
This is an Access to Documents request under REGULATION (EC) No 1049/2001
Please would you provide me with:
1) an inventory of all documents pertaining to the Commission conception
and approval, from earliest
stages, of the FP7 A4Cloud project ref: 317550
(http://cordis.europa.eu/projects/rcn/106028_en.html),
including emails and correspondence with private parties and other DGs.
The inventory should describe
the subject matter and number of pages of each document.
The published preparatory materials for the project do not include the
statement which now appears on
the A4Cloud website (http://www.a4cloud.eu/scope)
"Government surveillance, including government acquisition of data from
cloud service providers, is
outside the scope of this project, except where it relates specifically
to a data protection law
accountability mechanism"
2) when did the Commission become aware of this restriction of scope, and
in which document does this
first appear?
3) Any documents (including emails and correspondence) discussing whether
Government surveillance is
or is not in scope, and the Commission's understanding of the formulation
"except where it relates
specifically to a data protection law accountability mechanism".
4) Documents which list the EU official and Expert assessors of the
proposal, and their evaluation reports
regards