Data protection regulations do not prevent access to information relating to visits by persons belonging to interest groups, nor to information on visits directly related to the public activity of the Administration. Information on visits by persons acting on behalf of and on behalf of legal persons, for purposes other than those of the stakeholders' own actions, may be provided by omitting the identity of the specific person representing them, unless consent is given. express of the persons affected or in the case of data made manifestly public by such persons. The data protection regulations would not allow the general communication of the identity of third parties who act in their own name and who visit the Department's offices. Without prejudice to the obligation of transparency regarding the public agendas of senior officials or management and similar staff in the sub-directorate-general, it also does not seem justified to provide widespread access to the identity of each and every public employee who receives visits.