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asked Her Majesty's Government:Following the ruling of the Information Commissioner’s Office on 23 June, why they did not release data about a second runway at Stansted; and when they will release this information.
asked Her Majesty's Government:Following the ruling of the Information Commissioner’s Office on 23 June, why they did not release data about a second runway at Stansted; and when they will release this information.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the estimated cost, including civil servants' time, of answering freedom of information requests from the Taxpayers' Alliance to the Department for Transport.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the estimated cost, including civil servants' time, of answering freedom of information requests from the Taxpayers' Alliance to the Department for Transport.
How many requests under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 the Cabinet Office has received to date.
How many requests under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 the Cabinet Office has received to date.
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 23 February 2005, 669 c211WA, why the public interest in withholding the dates of meetings between the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt and (a) the Prime Minister; (b) the Chancellor of the Exchequer; and (c) the...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 23 February 2005, 669 c211WA, why the public interest in withholding the dates of meetings between the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt and (a) the Prime Minister; (b) the Chancellor of the Exchequer; and (c) the...
What are their reasons for failing to give effect to the recommendation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration that Ministers of the Crown should disclose their financial interests to the public; and Whether it is in the interest of good public administration for details of the financial interests of Ministers...
What are their reasons for failing to give effect to the recommendation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration that Ministers of the Crown should disclose their financial interests to the public; and Whether it is in the interest of good public administration for details of the financial interests of Ministers...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 2 February 2005, 669 c53WA, what is their policy on disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 of the diary records of meetings between the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt and (a) the Prime Minister;...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 2 February 2005, 669 c53WA, what is their policy on disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 of the diary records of meetings between the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt and (a) the Prime Minister;...
Lords debate on unstarred question on what action Her Majesty's Government propose to take following the independent review of government communications.
Lords debate on unstarred question on what action Her Majesty's Government propose to take following the independent review of government communications.
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 9 October 2003, 653 c83WA, whether they will make the list of departmental contacts available to the media and to the public. [HL 4807].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 9 October 2003, 653 c83WA, whether they will make the list of departmental contacts available to the media and to the public. [HL 4807].
Whether they will publish a list of lead contacts and departments openness officers in the departments referred to in paragraph (c) of their response to the Public Administration Select Committee's Third Report of Session 2002-03, Ombudsman Issues (HC 448). [HL 4364].
Whether they will publish a list of lead contacts and departments openness officers in the departments referred to in paragraph (c) of their response to the Public Administration Select Committee's Third Report of Session 2002-03, Ombudsman Issues (HC 448). [HL 4364].
Whether they have information as to the period of time found necessary by the Governments of Canada, New Zealand and Ireland to bring into force their freedom of information legislation; and, if so, whether they will publish this information. [HL 1394]. - Includes figures.
Whether they have information as to the period of time found necessary by the Governments of Canada, New Zealand and Ireland to bring into force their freedom of information legislation; and, if so, whether they will publish this information. [HL 1394]. - Includes figures.
When they intend to publish the 1999 report on the operation of the Code of Practice on Access to Government Information. [HL 3683]. - Report published today, and copies in Library.
When they intend to publish the 1999 report on the operation of the Code of Practice on Access to Government Information. [HL 3683]. - Report published today, and copies in Library.
Whether they will accept the recommendations made in the report of the Advisory Group on Openness in the Public Sector. [HL 2044]. - Includes ref to fact that copy of report in Library and also in Home Office website.
Whether they will accept the recommendations made in the report of the Advisory Group on Openness in the Public Sector. [HL 2044]. - Includes ref to fact that copy of report in Library and also in Home Office website.
Further to the Answer by Lord Falconer of Thoroton that "the move towards task forces ... makes for more transparent government and provides a much wider source of advice" (11 January 2000, 608 c525), how such an analysis can be reconciled with their intention that information pertaining to the formulation...
Further to the Answer by Lord Falconer of Thoroton that "the move towards task forces ... makes for more transparent government and provides a much wider source of advice" (11 January 2000, 608 c525), how such an analysis can be reconciled with their intention that information pertaining to the formulation...
Further to the Answer by the Lord Falconer of Thoroton that "the move towards task forces... makes for more transparent government and provides a much wider source of advice" (H.L. Deb., 11 January, col. 525), how such an analysis can be reconciled with their intention that information pertaining to the...
Further to the Answer by the Lord Falconer of Thoroton that "the move towards task forces... makes for more transparent government and provides a much wider source of advice" (H.L. Deb., 11 January, col. 525), how such an analysis can be reconciled with their intention that information pertaining to the...
When the report of the Advisory Group on Openness in the Public Sector is due to published. [HL 239]. - Inc fact that copies of the report have been placed in the Library.
When the report of the Advisory Group on Openness in the Public Sector is due to published. [HL 239]. - Inc fact that copies of the report have been placed in the Library.
When they intend to make available the responses to the public consultation on the draft Freedom of Information Bill. [HL 4359]. - Includes fact that copies are in the Library.
When they intend to make available the responses to the public consultation on the draft Freedom of Information Bill. [HL 4359]. - Includes fact that copies are in the Library.