procedures of the Central State Administration shall retain their previous status as a civil servant or hired employee, pursuant to applicable legislation. 4. To fulfil its purposes, the Council on Transparency and Good Governance shall have the following property and financial resources: a) Amounts assigned to it annually under the National Budgets. b) Its assets, comprising property and securities and any returns or income yielded thereon. c) Any other property or resources legally assigned to it. Article 40. Relationship with Parliament. The Council on Transparency and Good Governance shall submit an annual report to Parliament on its activities and the extent of compliance with the provisions set forth herein. The Chair of the Council on Transparency and Good Governance shall appear before the corresponding parliamentary committee to defend said report as many times as he or she is summoned to appear. Additional Provision One. Special regulations regarding the right of access to public information. 1. The regulations governing the corresponding administrative procedure shall be those applicable to access to the documents contained in an ongoing administrative procedure by those classed as “interested parties” in said procedure. 2. In matters for which there is a specific legal framework on access to information, said specific legislation shall prevail, this Act being applicable in a supplementary capacity. 3. When not provided for in the respective regulations, the Act shall apply to access to environmental information and information for reuse. Additional Provision Two. Revision and simplification of regulations. 1. The Central State Administration shall undertake a regulatory revision, simplification and, if applicable, a consolidation of its legal system. In order to do so, it shall carry out the corresponding studies, repeal any obsolete rules and, as the case may be, determine the need to introduce amendments, novelties or propose the preparation of a Consolidated Text, pursuant to the legal and constitutional provisions on competence and procedure, based on the status of the rules so affected. 2. To this end, the State Secretariat for Relations with the Parliament shall draw up a Regulatory Quality and Simplification Plan and shall be in charge of coordinating the regulatory revision and simplification process with the other Ministerial Departments 3. The Technical General Secretariats of the different Ministerial Departments shall carry out the revision and simplification process in their respective areas of jurisdiction. They may coordinate their activity with the competent bodies of the Autonomous Communities that, in 31