Pecuniary interests and Voting on planning Matters
Dear Liverpool City Council,
I would like to make a request for the following records required to be kept under Under Section 375A and 449 of the Local Government Act 1993
Pecuniary Interest Returns of Councillors and Designated Persons
Records of voting on planning matters
Yours faithfully,
Jay Smith
Dear Jay Smith,
RE: Informal Request for Information under the Government Information
(Public Access) Act 2009
I refer to your Informal Request for Information under the Government
Information (Public Access) Act 2009 received by Liverpool City Council on
29 August 2016. I confirm that you have requested Pecuniary Interest
Returns for Councillors and Designated Persons voting on planning matters.
Your Informal Request has been processed and I have determined that the
information requested is prescribed as open access information
Please contact Teresa Stambé, Access to Information Officer on 9821 9298
to make an appointment to view the requested information.
If a response is not received within 14 days, we will close our file in
this matter.
Kind regards
Teresa Stambé
Access to Information Officer
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Dear Jay Smith,
RE: Informal Request for Information under the Government
Information (Public Access) Act 2009
Your Informal Request for access to pecuniary interest returns of
Councillors and Designated Persons was closed on 1 November 2016 as no
appointment was made to attend Council to view the documents.
If you still require access to the requested information, you are required
to submit a new Informal Request to Council.
For further information, please contact Teresa Stambé, Access to
Information Officer on 9821 9298.
Kind regards
Teresa Stambé
Access to Information Officer
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Locutus Sum left an annotation ()
How to classify the result of this request? I have decided to say that the information was provided. This is a problem because the information was not sent to Right to Know. Also, I think the applicant did not get the information! So why do I classify it as a success. For this reason: the applicant was told that the information was "open access" and that the applicant could view the information at the council offices. I do not know why it was not possible to send a copy of the information to the applicant via Right to Know but that is another problem. The applicant has decided, I think, not to go to the council offices to view the public information but this is not the fault of the council.
So, I have said that the request was successful because the information is available for any person who wants it. It is public information and there is a method to get it.