Okay, so we're going to pick off, thank you all for coming on today.

It's very much to you again and to welcome to Maris Costa from City Bosco, in London.

I've known Marys for a few years now actually in terms

out ours is visiting with us in sales for the last academic term and his work has focused

on issues of accountability.

And today's talking that will connect up with this kind of

current preoccupation, which is where accountability and transparency

fit together in European Union governments.

Partly that's an issue of access to the relations of documents,

use and institutions, but it's also becoming an issue as EU governments changes,

setting up new European agencies, decentralized governments and the EU.

Today's talk is going to focus on this nexus or accountability through transparency,

but with a particular focus today on the role of European Court of Justice in that.

So, welcome and thank you very much.

Thank you so much.

So before I start with my talk, I would like to thank SELS for the great hospitality

during the last term that I was visiting and I spent my sabbatical here, in particular

Kenneth.

So thank you so much for the great inspirational environment.

I think it was very productive.

And since it was my first research,

since I started working as a lecturer,

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