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40. D'acord amb la Llei 19/2013, de 9 de desembre, de transparència, accés a la informació pública i bon govern, les resolucions del Consell de Transparència i Bon Govern s'han de publicar:a) Amb el text íntegre, per mitjans electrònics.b) Amb el text íntegre, al diari oficial corresponent.c) Prèvia dissociació de les dades de caràcter personal que continguin, per mitjans electrònics.d) Prèvia dissociació de les dades de caràcter personal que continguin, en el diari oficial corresponent.
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