Introduction to the Freedom of Information Act 2000 | |
Which set of rules? | |
An Overview | |
The historical background | |
The Statutory Scheme | |
Access to information held by public authorities | |
Exempt information | |
Enforcement | |
Historical records | |
The position of Local Authorities | |
Environmental Information | |
The Environmental Regulations 2004 | |
Personal Information | |
Data Protection | |
Europe | |
Freedom of Information in the European Union | |
Freedom of Information and the Commercial World | |
Implications for business | |
Freedom of Information in commercial disputes | |
The internet | |
Freedom of Information and intellectual property | |
Privacy, Confidentiality and Human Rights | |
Privacy and confidentiality | |
The Human Rights Act 1998 | |
Related Statutes | |
Secrecy | |
Whistleblowing | |
Money laundering | |
Medical records | |
Land registration Acts, the Registration Acts and the Census Acts | |
Devolution | |
Scotland | |
Wales and Northern Ireland | |
A Comparative View | |
The Right to know in Australia, Canada, France, Ireland, New Zealand, and the USA | |
The Future | |
The Future | |
Appendices | |
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