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: UK Freedom of Information Act BlogInformation Commissioner & Tribunal Decisions courses
Birmingham 3 December 2009
The courses, which are aimed at those with a good working knowledge of the legislation, highlight the key developments in the way the FOI Act's exemptions, public interest test and procedural requirements are being interpreted.
The courses will cover issues such as: "fair" and "unfair" disclosures of personal data; the FOI/EIR borderline; the commercial interests exemption & other exemptions; where the public interest line is being drawn; vexatious requests and the cost limit, advice & assistance and other administrative provisions.
Significant discounts available for more than one booking from the same organisation.
For further information:
http://www.cfoi.org.uk/pdf/foidecisions_nov09.pdf
Full post as published by UK Freedom of Information Act Blog on October 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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