AYLESBURY VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL
www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk
OFFICIAL RESPONSE TO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST
This request was answered under the legislation indicated below:-
Statutory Deadline
DP □ Data Protection Act 1998 (£10 fee payable)
+40 elapsed days after date of receipt* FOI
√
Freedom of Information Act 2000 (usually free)
+20 working days after date of receipt*
EIR
□ Environmental Information Regulations 2004 +
20 working days after date of receipt*
Request Reference
□
EIR
exceptionally extended +40 working days after date of receipt*
FOI 528
RPSI □ Reuse of Public Sector Information Regulations +
20 working days after date of receipt*
Date Reply Sent
Date Received on 7th Sept 2008 (Sunday)
Reply Due by 6th Oct 2008
10th Oct 2008
Question asked (as phrased by customer)
AVDC response
-----Original Message-----
From: Stuart Hardwicke CARRUTHERS [mailto:request-
Dear Mr Carruthers
[email address]]
Posted At: 07 September 2008 12:51
Please find the information you requested
Posted To: Data Protection
(quoted opposite) below.
Conversation: Freedom of Information request -
Monitoring Officer
Subject: Freedom of Information request - Monitoring
There have been no monitoring officer
Officer
reports issued in the circumstances you refer
to over the last six years.
Dear Sir or Madam,
I would appreciate copies of all monitoring officer
The Council has not rejected the
reports issued by the Council following admission and
Ombudsman’s findings and any of their
or agreement by the Council that they had committed
recommendations for the last six years.
maladministration causing injustice, as evidenced
through an local settlement agreed with the Local
Government Ombudsman, as well as any monitoring
officer report produced following a formal finding
If you have any further requests please
identified through a maladministration and injustice
email [Aylesbury Vale District Council request email]
report by the Local Government Ombudsman for the last
six years.
Regards
If a monitoring officer report has not been produced,
Sarah Walker
I should appreciate clarification if the Council
On behalf of the Records Management
rejected both the Ombudsman's findings and their
Officer
recommendations in relation to each settlement
agreed, and copies of all associated documentation
for the last six years.
Yours faithfully,
Stuart Hardwicke Carruthers
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INFORMATIVES
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themselves. Sometimes this can be most efficiently achieved by providing copies of the original documents. On other occasions the raw
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of the material may be reproduced under the fair dealing provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (sections 29 and 30) for the
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