Access of a town councilor to obrants particulars in some diligences of research of the Public Prosecutor's Office

The access of a town councilor to information can be pertinent if it is necessary and proportionate for the development of the concrete functions of this, in relation to matters or concrete areas. With the exception that the Court of Instruction has decreed the confidential legal proceedings, the significance of some of the persons affected in the flow chart of the Town Council, together with the limited character of the data that are requested (name and surnames, and charges, of persons investigated or summoned as witnesses) and the object of the penal diligences (presumed irregularities in determinate payrolls) he can fit out the requested access.