Correspondence, emails and web-meetings between the Commissioners and their cabinets and the lobbies regarding the Recovery plan
Dear Mobility and Transport,
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: any correspondence, emails and web-meetings between the Commissioners and their cabinets and the lobbies regarding the Recovery plan from the EU.
Yours faithfully,
Marie Toussaint
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[5]Ares(2020)2378260 - RE: access to documents request - Correspondence,
emails and web-meetings between the Commissioners and their cabinets and
the lobbies regarding the Recovery plan - Gestdem 2020/2489
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Dear ve_sg.accessdoc (SG),
I got your email about publishing or not my private postal address on the website. I would like not to see this address published, and to get the answers to my questions per email only on my european parliament mel address: [email address].
Yours sincerely,
Marie Toussaint
Dear Ms Toussaint,
Please find attached document Ares(2020)4264895 from JANKOVEC Barbara (MOVE.A.4) dated 14/08/2020.
Yours sincerely,
Eleni Kalamistrakis