Special report from the European Ombudsman to the European Parliament following the draft recommendation to the Council of the European Union in complaint 1487/2005/GG

This report follows a special report from the European Ombudsman concerning a complaint about Council presidency websites. The amendments promote transparency and multilingualism, invite the Council to expand the language options of its presidency websites, stress that any reduction of language options must rest on objective and justified criteria, and address making websites available in the official languages of the European Union.