Disclosures from Employment Tribunals

Our Ref : 1002082

16th March 2010

[FOI #30698 email]

Dear Mrs Sewell,

Re: Your request

Thank you for your email dated 13th March 2010, which you make a request
for
information which I now confirm receipt of.

I would like to inform you that there will be a delay in responding to
your request.
The reason for this delay is because the IPCC has over recent months
seen an increase
in the number of information requests it receives and this has in effect
caused a
delay in responding to requests.

I would like to assure you that your request is being processed and once
a decision
has been finalised you will be contacted. I would like to apologies for
the delay and
hope that this does not cause you any inconvenience.

Yours sincerely

Athena Cass
Freedom of Information Team
Independent Police Complaints Commission

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Independent Police Support Group,
Thank you for your request (included below). I am sorry about the long
delay in replying.

I confirm that the IPCC holds no information in relation to your
request.

Philip Johnston
IPCC

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My enquiries in connection with your request confirmed that the IPCC
holds no information relating to, or arising from, this Statutory
Instrument (The Employment Tribunals (Constitution and Rules of
Procedure) (Amendment) Regulations 2010 No. 131) or the IPCC's functions
in relation to it. As you may be aware the IPCC, as one of the listed
Regulators, was listed as a consultee for the draft legislation but no
related correspondence could be traced. Therefore, there is no
documentation concerning this subject.

Philip Johnston
Independent Police Complaints Commission

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