Disclosure log
Our disclosure log table lists our responses to requests made under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 which we feel are of wider public interest.
We may add a response to our disclosure log if it meets the following criteria.
- We can demonstrate how decisions have been made within our organisation, for example a procedures manual.
- There is a substantial public, rather than private, interest.
- The disclosure passes the public interest test.
- Where we have spent public money or disclosed information around resources.
We assess each response to determine if it should be published in the disclosure log. The disclosure log contains a rolling twelve months of responses. If a response is changed as a result of an internal review, the disclosure log will be updated accordingly.
Outdated responses will be removed from the log. Examples of outdated responses include responses to requests for statistics which have been superseded and where a particular disclosure is no longer of significant public interest.
If the information you are interested in is not included in our disclosure log, and does not make up part of our website or publication scheme then please refer to how to request information.
