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From: Charles Andrew Harrison
14 April 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Please could you list the time and date of each occasion that
Damian McBride contacted Andrew Porter of the Daily Telegraph by:
(a) land-line telephone
(b) mobile telephone
(c) email
(d) SMS 'text message'
for the period from 1 April 2009 to 13 April 2009 inclusive.
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
From: Charles Andrew Harrison
14 May 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
This request is currently overdue a response from Prime Minister's
Office. By law, the response had to be prompt but no later than 13
May 2009. Under the Freedom of Information Act you should have
replied by now.
Yours sincerely,
Charles Andrew Harrison
Prime Minister’s Office
15 May 2009
Please see the attached letter.
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From: Charles Andrew Harrison
16 June 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am requesting an internal review of your reply to my original
request.
One implication of the response is that the Prime Minister's office
has no way of checking what land-line calls or emails were made by
Damian McBride during the period referred to. Frankly, I do not
find that answer credible.
Yours sincerely,
Charles Andrew Harrison
Prime Minister’s Office
16 June 2009
Dear Mr Harrison,
Thank you for Internal Review request dated 16/06/2009. This is receiving
attention.
Kind Regards,
FOI Team
Cabinet Office
E: [1][Number 10 request email]
The Cabinet Office computer systems may be monitored and communications
carried on them recorded to secure the effective operation of the system
and for other lawful purposes.
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recorded for legal purposes.
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From: Charles Andrew Harrison
19 August 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
What progress has been made in this internal review?
My request for an internal review was made more than 40 working
days ago.
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
From: Charles Andrew Harrison
27 August 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
What progress has been made in this internal review? When can I
expect a response?
My request for an internal review was made well over 40 working
days ago.
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
From: Charles Andrew Harrison
5 September 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
What progress has been made in this internal review? When can I
expect a response?
My request for an internal review was made well over 40 working
days ago.
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
From: Charles Andrew Harrison
29 September 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
It is now well over three months since my request for an internal
review of your response to my FoI request.
You have not even had the courtesy to acknowledge that request.
You are in breach of the law. How and when do you propose to remedy
this breach?
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
From: Charles Andrew Harrison
5 October 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
THis is the latest of several reminders to you that you are
breaking the law. It is now well over three months since my request
for an internal review of your response to my FoI request.
You have not even had the courtesy to acknowledge that request.
You are in breach of the Freedom of Information Act. How and when
do you propose to remedy this breach?
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
From: Charles Andrew Harrison
21 October 2010
Dear Prime Minister's Office,
Dear Sir or Madam,
This is the latest of several reminders to you that you are
breaking the law. It is now well over a year since my request for
an internal review of your response to my FoI request.
You have not even had the courtesy to acknowledge that request.
You are in breach of the Freedom of Information Act. How and when
do you propose to remedy this breach?
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
Yours faithfully,
Charles Andrew Harrison
Prime Minister’s Office
24 November 2010
Dear Mr Harrison,
Please see the attached letter regarding your request for an internal review.
Kind regards,
Zara
Zara Smart
PA to Sue Gray
Propriety & Ethics Team
T (020) 7276 3540
Cabinet Office
Room 1.18
70 Whitehall London SW1A 2AS
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