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Updated: 01/01/10
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Freedom of Information The Freedom of Information Act 2000, which came into force in England, Wales and Northern Ireland on 1st January 2005, represents the most significant single change, for many decades, in the way the country is governed.
Public authorities ( Central
Government Departments, Quangos, Local Authorities, NHS Bodies,
Police Authorities, Fire Services and others ) are now open to
public scrutiny as never before. Subject to a number of
exemptions, public authorities must now provide a plethora of
information to anyone that requests it.
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We run the UK's most highly respected practical training courses that deal with all areas of FOI compliance. Each of our FOI Training courses includes plenty of time for delegates to ask questions of the expert course leaders. The leaders of the FOI Training courses are the country's foremost FOI experts. :: Further information about the Freedom of Information Training
6th Annual Freedom of Information Conference 18th & 19th May 2010 - London, UK Keynote speaker: Graham Smith, Deputy Information Commissioner. This unique 2-day Conference gives delegates up-to-the minute advice and practical guidance in handling key FOI compliance issues. The Conference is accredited by the Law Society with 12 CPD Points. :: Book your place today: FOI Conference
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Freedom of Information Links You may find the following links useful to your activities as a Freedom of Information professional.
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