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Parliament and FOI

Martin Rosenbaum | 13:20 UK time, Thursday, 12 July 2007

The Freedom of Information Campaign blog that, according to Gordon Brown's on the governance of Britain (para 140), it is now government policy that Parliament should stay covered by the FOI Act.

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  • 1.
  • At 04:23 PM on 12 Jul 2007,
  • Nurse wrote:

And the biggest block to Freedom in this country? The 91Èȱ¬. You just try complaining! The 91Èȱ¬ is its own judge and jury.
And so it goes....giving my money to Alistair Campbell's bank account, undermining our Queen, purveying government spin on the airways. I could go on and on....But what's the use? Where has my freedom gone?

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  • At 04:42 PM on 12 Jul 2007,
  • Paul Dockree wrote:

I find this all hard to take, Martin - this verbal insistence that FOI is going to be adhered to by the Government in a general sense. And do not mention Information Commissioners.

I know there are specific reasons for tact in that personal matter but the suggestions I am being thrown possibly completely fictional financial sops (to days suggestion was a 4th offer had been mooted) I think possible allies of mine may have also left the field for them to get on with it. I hope so.

All this just to keep me occupied; when I wasn't occupied the 1st time. Hopefully I was tactful and trying to keep" the faith" despite great irritation and waiting for someone to formally tell me the wait needs to continue because.......

I cannot believe the relevant Office doesn't know I am posting possible translations for anyone who cares to see - yet fiction is maintained via total silence. I am going to enjoy hearing the excuses for all this prevarication under Data Protection and FOI laws. My late mother's information and perhaps mine too.

No Mr Brown - you haven't convinced me anything has changed but I will keep the faith a little longer. LOL

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