The court orders the Senate to appoint commissioners to the National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information and Personal Data Protection (INAI), underscoring the critical link between judicial enforcement and institutional integrity. This ensures that the transparency body can operate legally, safeguarding citizens’ right to access information. The ruling prevents the Institute from losing its quorum, a prerequisite for valid decision-making. By mandating these appointments, the judiciary protects INAI’s operational capacity against political delays and proposed structural dismantling. This case is vital for open data, as it demonstrates that transparency frameworks require independent, fully staffed institutions. Without legal compliance to fill these positions, public accountability mechanisms risk paralysis, undermining data availability and public trust in government.
Source:Published on 2023-05-03
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