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The Dead Can't Sue But...
Access to information about the deceased requires application of the section 41 exemption (Breach of Confidence). A duty of confidence extends beyond death. Listen to the latest Tribunal case to apply these principles.(2 minutes 43 seconds) |
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Help! I have a request from WhatDoTheyKnow.com
Can a request made via the WhatDoTheyKnow.com website be deemed to be vexatious? The latest Tribunal decision on this topic offers some hope.(2 minutes 19 seconds) |
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My Salary - My Privacy
Where a public sector employee objects to the disclosure of his/her salary details, does the public authority still have to disclose the information?(1 minute 44 seconds) |
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The News from Channel 4
Does a public authority have to analyse contracts line by line to claim the section 43 exemption (commercial interests)?
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Education, Education, Education
The latest news on what the Information Commissioner is doing to promote and enforce FOI and DPA in schools.(2 minutes 1 seconds) |
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Mr Gove - Leave Them Emails Alone!
Last Month, The Financial Times reported that the Department for Education had claimed that private emails "do not fall within the FOI Act" and are not searchable by civil servants. What is the legal position?(34 seconds) |
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FOI Podcast No 26 (Sep 2011)
Listen to the latest episode of the UK's only FOI podcast which contains the above (6 stories) and much more.(18 minutes 24 seconds) |
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