On which website(s) are official announcements published?
National Printing Office (Ethnikó Typografeío)
Council of State (Symvoúlio tis Epikrateías)
Which types of announcements are published?
National Printing Office: The material published in the Government Gazette is laid down in Article 7 of Law 3469/2006, as in force.
Transparency: All the laws, presidential decrees and acts that must be published on the internet are laid down in Article 2 of Law 3861/2010, as in force.
Supreme Court: Civil and criminal court judgments delivered in or after 2007 are searchable online.
Council of State: Administrative court judgments are searchable online.
From which organisation(s) are announcements published?
National Printing Office: (Publication in the Government Gazette) announcements are published by the body concerned, at the request of a public body or a body in the broader public sector.
Transparency: The announcements referred to in Article 2 of Law 3861/2010 are published on the internet without delay by the body making the announcement.
Supreme Court: Announcements are published by the body concerned.
Council of State: Announcements are published by the body concerned.
Is access to the official announcements free of charge?
YES
What types of searches can be made?
Searches for terms, keywords or phrases, register numbers, judgment numbers, issue numbers, themes, categories, types, bodies, dates.
As of which date were the official announcements available in electronic format?
National Printing Office: 1997
Transparency: 2010
Supreme Court: 2007
Council of State: 2016
Can searches be saved and notifications sent when criteria are met?
No
Are the official announcements freely available as open data? If so, where can the repository and/or technical information be found?
Yes.
Each body is responsible for the functioning and content of the database of official announcements that it manages. Thus the repository and/or technical information are kept by the relevant bodies in their in-house databases.