Public information requests to AIReF

All individuals and legal entities have the right to access public information held by the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility, AAI, according to Law 19/2013, of December 9, 2013, on transparency, access to public information and good governance (LTAIBG), understanding as public information the contents or documents, whatever their format or support, which have been prepared or acquired in the exercise of their functions. The request for access to public information must contain at least:

• Identification of the applicant (name and surname or company name).
• Contact address, preferably electronic, for communication purposes.
• Precise description of the information requested.
• Additionally, although the applicant is not obliged to give reasons for his request for access to information, he may state the reasons for requesting the information.

Requests for access may be made to AIReF (José Abascal nº 2-4, 2nd floor 28003 Madrid) in person, by post, by means of this form or at AIReF’s electronic headquarters, and shall be resolved by the Presidency of AIReF, who may delegate this power. In any case, applications may be submitted through any of the public registries established in Article 16 of Law 39/2015, of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations.

Resolution (Article 20 of the LTAIBG)

• The competent body to resolve is the Presidency of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility, AAI, having delegated the signing of the resolutions and administrative acts of its competence within the scope of Law 19/2013, to the head of the Legal-Institutional Division, by Resolution of July 11, 2016.
• The resolution granting or denying access must be notified to the applicant and affected third parties who have so requested within a maximum period of one month from receipt of the request by the body competent to resolve. This period may be extended for another month in the event that the volume or complexity of the information requested makes it necessary and after notifying the applicant.
• Decisions denying access, decisions granting partial access or access through a method other than that requested, and decisions granting access when there has been opposition from a third party, shall be reasoned.
• When the mere indication of the existence or non-existence of the information would imply the violation of any of the limits to access, this circumstance shall be indicated when the request is rejected.
• Once the maximum period for resolution has elapsed without an express resolution having been issued and notified, it will be understood that the application has been rejected.
• Against the resolutions issued, which put an end to administrative proceedings, an administrative appeal may be filed before the Central Contentious-Administrative Courts within a period of two months from the day following notification, in accordance with the provisions of articles 9.1. c, 14 and 46 of Law 29/1998 of July 13, 1998, regulating the Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction or, optionally and previously, a claim before the Council of Transparency and Good Governance within one month from the day following the notification of the contested act or from the day following that on which the effects of administrative silence are produced.

Requests denied due to application of the limits of Article 14 of the LTAIBG

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Complaints, suggestions or claims

All complaints, suggestions or claims may be submitted to AIReF (José Abascal nº 2-4, 2nd floor 28003 Madrid) in person, by post, by means of this form or at AIReF’s electronic headquarters. In any case, they may also be submitted through any of the public registries established in Article 16 of Law 39/2015, of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations.

Updated as of 27/02/2024