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: UK Freedom of Information Act BlogBy Katherine Gundersen
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Re-appointment of SICThe Scottish Parliament yesterday approved a motion to reappoint Kevin Dunion as Scottish Information Commissioner. The reappointment is until 23 February 2012.
Official Report Col 5537:
Scotland's freedom of information legislation is held in high regard throughout the world, largely because of Kevin Dunion's work. New Zealand is looking to adapt much of what we do and several other countries are looking to Kevin Dunion and his staff for help and advice on how to establish freedom of information regimes. Malawi, with which the Parliament has a close association, is one of those countries and is considering basing its freedom of information regime directly on that in Scotland. We are well ahead of what is happening south of the border.Col 5538
That situation is due in large part to Mr Dunion and his excellent staff. He has never shied away from difficult decisions?the Scottish Executive has not always agreed with or welcomed his decisions. He has seldom been challenged and has never lost a court case. Mr Dunion has done an excellent job in establishing his office. I wish him every success in further developing the freedom of information regime in Scotland in the next four years.
Full post as published by UK Freedom of Information Act Blog on January 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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