Polish Court Rules on Public Information Requests: Substance Over Timeliness

A Polish court ruling clarifies that responding to a public information request within the statutory deadline does not automatically satisfy legal obligations; the substantive quality of the response is what matters. This sets a precedent for administrative accountability in Poland, potentially affecting how public bodies handle future requests. The ruling's broader implications for transparency and governance are still unfolding.

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