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Steve Elibank made this Freedom of Information request to Home Office
The request was refused by Home Office.
From: Steve Elibank
17 January 2010
Dear Home Office,
Please can you provide the following details under a FOIA Request
of all incidents in the last twelve months where Number 10-owned
electronic equipment (defined as computers, monitors, keyboards,
mice, printers, photocopiers, mobile phones and smartphones) have
been damaged or broken by a member of staff:
1. The model of the device.
2. The approximate age of the device.
3. The nature in which the device was damaged.
4. The cost of repair or replacement.
Yours faithfully,
Steve Elibank
From: Information Access
Home Office
22 January 2010
Please see attached the response to your request for information.
Peter Zebedee | Information Management Service | Financial and Commercial
Group | Lower Ground Floor | Seacole Building | Home Office | 2 Marsham
Street | London SW1P 4DF
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