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before the new commission came in and for the first time ten. eastern european countries were part of. the first berzerk mission starts in autumn two thousand and four we wrote an open letter to the commission president. signed by over fifty n.g.o.s. i would just like to say thank you. that's a very sincere thank you for the confidence which you just voiced and invested in me and i'd like to say to you that i understand this vote of confidence as also implying huge responsibility on my part and we are going to work hard give our all to serve europe to serve the institutions of the european union and to serve all our coast citizens of europe that. the response was a very short formal letter saying we have received your letter sent you very interesting. no substantial response. so we sent a signal letter to all the presidents of the commission. and suddenly towards the end of february we were contacted by the same color as commissioner from estonia responsible for administration inviting us to come over. so we went to mr collis office which was somewhere in the to

and as a result it was brought out about half a dozen different times to testify before the european commission and the european parliament to tell the truth i was very impressed with the same color when i first started working with him in the european commission some callers helped really the whole significance of needing transparency. he was very adamant at first about setting up a mandatory disclosure system every full transparency but halfway through the process some colors came up against the political reality and. after four years of struggle and political fights and exhausted commissioner answered the staged. finally launch a lovely register a good. little known and. so quite that unlockable moment today. three years ago i proposed to set up the register of lobbyists in order to enhance tons better sound and legitimacy i don't see he'll decision making process as it is used hopeless from today. so we proposed voluntary solution because i was i am convinced that cease walt shoot for all expectations and i think that those days there is a very important moment of cultural change. concernin

before the new commission came in and for the first time ten eastern european countries were part of. when the first burst of commission started in autumn two thousand and four we wrote an open letter to the commission president. signed by over fifty n.g.o.s. i would just like to say thank you. that's a very sincere thank you for the confidence which you just voiced and invested in me and i'd like to say to you that i understand this is a vote of confidence as also implying huge responsibility on my part and we are going to work hard give our all to serve europe to serve the institutions of the european union and to serve all our coast citizens of europe that. the response was a very short formal letter saying we have received your letter sent you very interesting. no substantial response. so we sent the same letter to all the presidents of the commission. and suddenly towards the end of february we were contacted by the same color as commissioner from estonia responsible for administration inviting us to come over. so we went to mr collis office which was somewhere in the top of the

before the new commission came in and for the first time eastern european countries were part of. the first person commission started in autumn two thousand and four we wrote an open letter to the commission president. signed by over fifty n.g.o.s. i would just like to say thank you. that's a very sincere thank you for the confidence which you just voiced and invested in me and i'd like to say to you that i understand this is a vote of confidence as also implying huge responsibility on my part and we are going to work hard give our all to serve europe to serve the institutions of the european union and to serve all our coast citizens of europe thing the response was a very short formal letter saying we have received your letter sent you very interesting. no substantial response. so it was sent a signal to all the presidents of the commission. and suddenly towards the end of february we were contacted by the same color as commissioner from estonia responsible for administration in fighting us to come over. so we went to mr collis office which was at the top of the building. we didn'

and as a result i was brought out about half a dozen different times to testify before the european commission in the european parliament to tell the truth i was very impressed with the same color as when i first started working with him in the european commission some callers helped really the whole significance of needing transparency. he was very adamant at first about setting up a mandatory disclosure system full transparency but halfway through the process some colors came up against the political reality and. after free years of struggle and political fights and exhausted commissioner and to the stage to finally launch a lobby register a good. would know them. all off and. so quite that remarkable moment today. three years ago i proposed to set up a register of lobbyists in order to enhance transparency and and legitimacy and i want you to see in making process and. openness from today. so we proposed voluntary solution because i was i am comments that cease would suit for all expect basins and i think that two days is a very important moment of cultural change. concerning zeese. aspect

and as a result i was brought out about half a dozen different times to testify before the european commission and the european parliament to tell the truth i was very impressed with some call this when i first started working with him in the european commission some callers helped really the whole significance of needing transparency. he was very adamant at first about setting up a mandatory disclosure system full transparency but halfway through the process some colors came up against the political reality and. after free years of struggle and political fight and exhausted commissioner colorless and took the stage to finally launch a lobby register a good. or often or. so quite that remarkable moment today. three years ago i proposed to set up the register of lobbyists and in order to enhance tons better sound and legitimacy i don't say i'm evil decision making process and. openness from today. so we broke boast voluntary solution because i was i am going means that cease would suit for all expect basins and i think that those days there is a very important moment of cultural change. concern

european commission is going to. this of interest representatives are legitimate valuable input into a decision making process have to happen in a transparent manner that the commission can see that's important to know. what the interests they represent and against what financial background. of say efforts to do creates a speech or to make the speech. of course outlined main principles of transparency initiative which will be done. a lot of controversial reactions and if you know without financial transparency we'll never find out who really is behind the campaign. a little bit more control on ourselves wouldn't harm our reputation with our voters that. transparency must not for closer contact with real life with interest groups or groups without interest thank you commissioner callous and certainly understand. the european union was considering the european transparency initiative they were looking for some advice is to have. some of these achievements happened in the u.s. and as a result it was brought out about ha

to regulate lobbying for a long time in two thousand and four the new commission came in and for the first time ten eastern european countries were part of. the first burst of commission started its in autumn two thousand and four we wrote an open letter to the commission president jose manuel barroso signed by over fifty n.g.o.s. i would just like to say thank you. that's a very sincere thank you for the confidence which you just voiced and invested in me and i'd like to say to you that i understand this vote of confidence as also implying huge responsibility on my part and we are going to work hard give our all to serve europe to serve the institutions of the european union and to serve all our coast citizens of europe that. the response was a very short formal letter saying we received your letter sent you very interesting . but no substantial response. so we sent a similar letter to all the presidents of the commission. and suddenly towards the end of february we were contacted by the office of the same color as commissioner from estonia responsible for administration inviting us to come over. so we went to mr

and as a result i was brought out about half a dozen different times to testify before the european commission in the european parliament to tell the truth i was very impressed with the same color so when i first started working with them in the european commission some callers helped really the whole significance of needing transparency. he was very adamant at first about setting up a mandatory disclosure system full transparency but halfway through the process some colors came up against the political reality and. after free years of struggle and political fight and exhausted commissioner colorless and to the stage to finally launch a lobby register a good. old mill. or often or. so quite that unlockable moment today. three years ago i proposed to set up a register of lobbyists and in order to enhance transparency and and legitimacy i don't say i'm evil decision making process and. openness from today. so we broke post one on three solution because i was i am i am convinced that cease would suit for all expect basins and i think that two days there is a very important moment of cultural chan