Information Rights Team
Information Management Service
Financial & Commercial Group
2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 4DF
Switchboard 020 7035 4848
E-mail: [email address] Website: www.homeoffice.gov.uk
Mr. Philip Main
Case Ref:
CR
12129
[FOI #13041 email]
Date:
3rd July 2009
Dear Mr. Main,
I write further to our email correspondence of the 26th June 2009 and in regards to
your request for copies of correspondence between the Home Office and Patricia
Hewitt MP that concerned Phorm, 121 Media, Webwise, British Telecom and/or
Deep Packet Inspection Advertising.
Your request has been handled as a request for information under the Freedom of
Information Act 2000 (the Act).
After a thorough search, I regret to inform you that the Home Office does not hold
the information you have requested. We have conducted thorough searches that
have covered the whole of the department
but we have not identified any information
that falls within the scope of your request. I am sorry that we are therefore unable to
help you with your research in this area.
I realise that this response may be a disappointment to you. However I would like to
assure you that a thorough search was conducted and that I am confident that we do
not hold the information that you have requested.
Thank you for your interest in the Home Office
Yours sincerely,
Ian Lister
Information Access Consultant
Information Access Team
Annex A – Your Right of Complaint
If you are dissatisfied with this response, you may request an independent internal
review of our handling of your request by submitting your complaint within two
months to the below address quoting reference
CR 12129
Information Access Team
Information Management Service
Home Office
4th Floor, Seacole Building
2 Marsham Street
London
SW1P 4DF
Alternatively, you can email:
[email address]
During the independent review the department’s handling of your information
request wil be reassessed by an official who was not involved in providing you with
this response. Should you remain dissatisfied after this internal review, you will have
a right of complaint to the Information Commissioner as established by section 50 of
the Freedom of Information Act.
