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William Thackeray made this Freedom of Information request to Health Professions Council
The request was refused by Health Professions Council.
From: William Thackeray
6 April 2010
Dear Health Professions Council,
Please provide details of any complaints against health
professionals received from an organisation named Citizens
Commission for Human Rights (UK) Ltd (also known as CCHR).
Many thanks for your assistance with this matter.
Yours faithfully,
William Thackeray
Health Professions Council
6 April 2010
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- if the information exists and it can be released to you, and any charges
relating to the supply of the information
- if the information exists but cannot be released to you (note the
Information Commissioner has a list of 13 reasons not to provide
information
- the information does not exist now due to destruction or has never
existed
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Health Professions Council
21 April 2010
Dear Mr Thackeray
Thank you for your recent correspondence to the Health Professions Council
(HPC), in which you have requested details of any complaints against
health professionals received from an organisation named Citizens
Commission for Human Rights (UK) Ltd.
The Fitness to Practise department is responsible for dealing with all
complaints made about professionals registered with the HPC. The Fitness
to Practise department is unable to disclose any such information
regarding complaints made to the HPC as information about complainants is
held confidentially for the purpose of regulatory investigations.
Yours sincerely
Colin Bendall
Secretary to Committees
Health Professions Council
Park House, 184 Kennington Park Road, London, SE11 4BU
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From: William Thackeray
21 April 2010
Dear Colin,
I'm going to request an internal review as I disagree with your
application of the FOIA, but I wish nonetheless to thank you for
your time and attention on this matter.
Yours faithfully,
William Thackeray
From: William Thackeray
21 April 2010
Dear Health Professions Council,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of
Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of the Health
Professions Council's handling of my FOI request 'CCHR Complaints'.
My reason for requesting an internal review is:
I do not agree that this information is confidential. As CCHR is a
corporation and not an individual, DPA does not apply.
I wish to refer you to Information Tribunal case EA/2009/0063
(Thackeray v IC & GMC):
http://www.informationtribunal.gov.uk/DB...
in which the Tribunal found there was a legitimate interest of the
public (under DPA)in the release of information relating to CCHR.
You may find the GMC's summary of this case useful:
http://www.gmc-uk.org/news/6483.asp
A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is
available on the Internet at this address:
http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/cc...
Yours faithfully,
William Thackeray
Health Professions Council
21 April 2010
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information
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Health Professions Council
19 May 2010
Dear Mr Thackeray
Please see the attached letter in response to your request for an internal
review.
Yours sincerely
Colin Bendall
Secretary to Committees
Health Professions Council
Park House, 184 Kennington Park Road, London, SE11 4BU
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Alex Skene left an annotation ( 9 February 2012)
Link to the ICO Decision Notice for this request:
http://www.ico.gov.uk/~/media/documents/...
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Case Ref: FS50327942
Date: 03/03/2011
Public Authority: Health Professions Council
Summary: The complainant requested information about whether the public authority had received complaints about health professionals from an organisation called Citizens Commission for Human Rights (UK) Ltd. The public authority withheld this under section 30(2)(a)(iii) and section 31(1)(g) but failed to cite this initially. Further, it did not explain to the complainant that it was neither confirming nor denying whether it held the requested information; however it did clarify this with the Commissioner subsequently. The Commissioner finds that the public authority was correct to neither confirm nor deny whether it held the requested information. However he also finds that the public authority breached its obligations under section 17 of the Act. This decision notice is currently under appeal to the Information Tribunal.
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First-tier Tribunal (Information Rights) appeal reference: EA/2011/0059
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