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Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency

A ministerial department and a police force in the UK

The Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency (SCDEA) is a statutory body, maintained by the Scottish Police Services Authority (SPSA). The FOISA 2006 Act includes the SPSA as a 'public authority', but only in relation to those police support services it provides. The SCDEA is not a police support service and is therefore not covered by the provisions of FOISA.

Requests for information about particular activities of the SCDEA will be refused. However, the Agency may respond to reasonable requests for information, although not under the provisions of FOISA legislation, if such information is held.

Make a new Freedom of Information request to Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency

2 Freedom of Information requests made

Request for information on Job Advertisements NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED Good Afternoon Mr Starky, I refer to your Freedom of Information request received by the Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcem... Awaiting classification.
Response by Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency to Gavin Starky on 21 April 2009.
Information about Job advertisements You have to "show quoted sections" to see the answer: http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/information_about_job_advertisem_33?unfold=1#incoming-76... Successful.
Request to Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency by Gavin Starky. Annotated by Francis Irving on 4 November 2008.

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