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Who Can Get The Information?

Leaflet Sections

1 What is Freedom of Information?
2 What Can You Ask For?
3 Is There a Charge?
4 Who Can Get The Information?
5 Are There Any Restrictions?
6 How to Make a Request?
7 Who Decides if Information Can be Given?

8 Can a Decision be Reviewed?
9 Can You Have Your Records Amended?
10 DSFA - Guide to Functions and Records of the Department
11 Where can I get More Information
12 Other Public Bodies

In general, no one else has the right of access to your personal records unless you give your consent in writing. Anyone who makes a request for records is asked for proof of identity, for example, birth certificate, driver's licence or passport.

Last Updated: 24/09/2008 20:33

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