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SIC Decisions

Decisions issued by the Scottish Information Commissioner on complaints under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 and the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004. Each decision finds for the applicant, for the public authority, or partially upholds the complaint, citing the specific FOISA sections and/or EIR regulations at issue.

4,511 decisions 65.7% for the applicant, in full or in part 110 bodies covered 23 years since 2005

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121/2009: Scottish Ministers

3 Nov 2009For the authorityFOISA

Information regarding communication between First Minister Alex Salmond and Mr Andrew Wilson of the Royal Bank of Scotland

FOISA sections: 33(1)(b)

102/2009: Falkirk Council

27 Aug 2009Partially upheldFOISAEIR

Falkirk Local Plan

FOISA sections: 30(b)(i), 30(b)(ii), 30(c), 36(1), 36(2), 39(2) EIR regulations: 10(4)(d), 10(4)(e), 10(5)(d)

Decision PDFView Falkirk Council

094/2009: Highland Council

4 Aug 2009For the applicantFOISAEIR

Business Plan for Highland Housing Fair (2009) Ltd

FOISA sections: 39(2) EIR regulations: 2(1)Env, 5(1), 5(2), 10(5)(f)

Decision PDFView Highland Council

095/2009: Falkirk Council

4 Aug 2009Partially upheldFOISA

Reports by Pinnacle Housing Ltd

FOISA sections: 15, 30(b)(i), 30(b)(ii), 30(c), 36(2), 38(1)(b)

Decision PDFView Falkirk Council

086/2009: Scottish Water

27 Jul 2009For the applicantFOISAEIR

Flood information

FOISA sections: 39(2) EIR regulations: 2(1)Env, 5(1), 5(2), 10(4)(a)

Decision PDFView Scottish Water

081/2009: Angus Council

16 Jul 2009Partially upheldFOISA

Communications concerning school closures or mergers

FOISA sections: 30(b)(i), 30(b)(ii), 30(c)

Decision PDFView Angus Council

080/2009: Scottish Ministers

15 Jul 2009Partially upheldFOISA

Funding from Scottish Ministers to the Scottish Islamic Foundation

FOISA sections: 30(b)(i), 30(b)(ii), 30(c), 36(2), 38(1)(b)

Data from the Scottish Information Commissioner. 4,511 decisions across 110 bodies. Updated weekly.