Dear Madam or Sir,

Would you please provide a summary list of bylaws made by the
Oxfordshire County Council that are currently in force (or are
already made and expected to come into force). For the summary
list, a descriptive title for each bylaw will suffice. Further,
would you please advise how a member of the public can have access
to the text of the bylaws.

(I do not seem to be able to find this information either on your
website or in the public library catalogue.)

Thank you very much.

(If possible, would you please use this email address for this
present request, rather than any previous address you might have on
file, as I am using a different email address to track each of my
requests. Again, many thanks.)

Sincerely,

Dr Kaihsu Tai

Our reference: 0881 FOI

Dear Dr Tai

Thank you for your request of 6 August 2008 in which you asked for the
following information:

Would you please provide a summary list of bylaws made by the

Oxfordshire County Council that are currently in force (or are

already made and expected to come into force). For the summary

list, a descriptive title for each bylaw will suffice. Further,

would you please advise how a member of the public can have access

to the text of the bylaws.

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Yours sincerely,

James Willoughby
Senior Information Officer

Oxfordshire County Council
Corporate Core
Freedom of Information Team
County Hall
New Road
Oxford
OX1 1ND

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Our reference: 0881 FOI

Dear Dr Tai

Thank you for your request of 6 August 2008 in which you asked for the
following information:

Would you please provide a summary list of bylaws made by the

Oxfordshire County Council that are currently in force (or are

already made and expected to come into force). For the summary

list, a descriptive title for each bylaw will suffice. Further,

would you please advise how a member of the public can have access

to the text of the bylaws.

Oxfordshire County Council currently only has one byelaw in force and is
not aware of any plans to create any others in the near future. The
current byelaw is the 'Oxfordshire County Council Byelaw on the
Employment of Children 1998'.

The most convenient way to access the text of the byelaw at this time is
to contact the Freedom of Information Team directly using the contact
details below.

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Yours sincerely,

James Willoughby
Senior Information Officer

Oxfordshire County Council
Corporate Core
Freedom of Information Team
County Hall
New Road
Oxford
OX1 1ND

Tel: 01865 810584
Fax: 01865 247805

E-mail: [email address] (direct)
E-mail: [Oxfordshire County Council request email] (FOI team)
Internet: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk

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Dear James,

Thank you very much for your prompt and helpful response. I am
pleased to confirm that I have received all the information I need
at this stage.

Sincerely,

Kaihsu Tai