The activities of private social housing associations (TBSs) may be subject to public disclosure, the Provincial Administrative Court in Gliwice ruled. It emphasized that the private-law form of such TBSs is irrelevant, but rather the social housing projects they implement. The ruling could open up access to information for residents about the operations of such companies, including contracts, costs, and loans financing social housing projects.
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The activities of private social housing associations (TBSs) may be subject to public disclosure, the Provincial Administrative Court in Gliwice ruled. It emphasized that the private-law form of such TBSs is irrelevant, but rather the social housing projects they implement. The ruling could open up access to information for residents about the operations of such companies, including contracts, costs, and loans financing social housing projects.