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• Whereas for a long time Member States had full freedom to make farm subsidies data available, European law now aims at imposing more precise obligations.
• The disclosure of data is not clearly settled by French law.
• The doctrine of the French Committee of Access to Administrative Documents (CADA) is hardly convincing.
• Both for legal and political reasons, nominative and exhaustive divulgation of farm subsidies data seems inescapable.