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As taxpayers, we all want our government to provide us, as efficiently as possible, with high-quality public goods and services. One of the basic prerequisites for this is the availability of budget data, so that we can analyse them and express our wishes, thus helping the Government take better decisions, but also holding it accountable for the public policies it implements. Each of us has a right to know, from key budget documents, how much various tax and non-tax levies will be collected, how much the government will borrow, who the state aid beneficiaries are, how much will be spent on public procurement, etc. This is exactly what the OBI measures, i.e. the extent to which the national government provides the ordinary citizen with timely, understandable and comprehensive information on budget revenues and expenditures.

National budget transparency - a deterioration in the quality and comprehensiveness of government revenue and expenditure information