To DG FISMA
Dear Secretariat General,

Under the right of access to documents in the EU treaties, as developed in Regulation 1049/2001, I am requesting documents which contain the following information:

1) a list of meetings covering the period 1. January 2016 till 1. March 2018 between the Commissioner for Financial Serivces, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Union, members of the cabinet, and/or representatives of DG FISMA AND representatives of Blackrock

2) minutes and other reports of these meetings;

3) all correspondence between the parties mentioned, including emails covering the same period

In case my description is not sufficiently precise, I hereby would like to ask you to assist me in further clarifying the application according to regulation 1049/01 article
6.2.

Should my request be denied wholly or partially, please explain the denial or all deletions referring to specific exemptions in the regulation. Also I expect the partial
release of documents, in case of partial exemption according to article 4.6. I reserve the right to appeal.

Please confirm having received this application. I look forward to your reply within 15 working days, according to the regulation.

Best regards,

Yours faithfully,

Kenneth Haar
Overgaden oven Vandet 12-1.
1415 Copenhagen K
Denmark

To DG FISMA, concerning GESTDEM 2018/1262

Dear sir or madam.

Thank you for letter concerning GESTDEM 2018/1262. In the letter I am notified I have been granted partial access to 60 documents. As is the standard, I am informed that I shall have to file a confirmatory application within 15 working days upon receipt of the letter.

This is just to point out, that since you have sent the actual documents by regular mail, there will be a time difference between receiving the letter and receiving the actual documents. For that, it may be difficult or even impossible to file a confirmatory application - should I deem that necessary - within the time frame.

Surely I should be granted 15 working days time span upon receiving the documents?

It may not be necessary at all, but regular mail can be slow.

Yours faithfully,

Kenneth Haar