Dear Sir or Madam,

I wish to request all EHRIA`s on Choices day service for 2006,2007
and 2008-present.I wish this to include the EHRIA that was done
before 7/5/08 and is mentioned on page 13 of the EHRIA dated
7/5/08. I also wish to request any information received on the
monitoring and reviewing effects of the closure of Choices on the
users as used to correlate the above EHRIA`s.

Yours faithfully,

Mrs Rhonda Domeracki Secretary for Future Choices.

Dear Mrs Domeracki,

Freedom of Information Enquiry Reference ENQ6046.

Thank you for your request for information under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 received on 21st July 2008, which has been forwarded to the relevant section.

The scheduled date for our response to your request for information is 19th August 2008.

If you have any enquiries meantime please do not hesitate to contact me.

Regards,

Jean Reid
FOI Compliance Assistant

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear FOI Compliance , I requested certain information,this should
have been with me by 19 August 2008.As this information has not
been forthcoming.I must remind you that under the Freedom of
Information Act you are breaking the law.

Yours sincerely, Rhonda Domeracki,Mrs Secretary Future Choices.

Dear Sir/Madam

Thank you for your email, received today. If it is a request for information under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 it will be forwarded to the relevant section or sections.

A response to your request for information should be sent to you promptly, and in any event not later than 20 working days from receipt. Please allow postal time.

If you have any enquiries meantime please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours sincerely

Jean Reid
FOI Compliance Assistant

FOI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ

Tel: 01224 523827/522875
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear FOI Compliance , I requested certain information,this should
have been with me by 19 August 2008.As this information has not
been forthcoming.I must remind you that under the Freedom of
Information Act you are breaking the law.

Yours sincerely, Rhonda Domeracki,Mrs Secretary Future Choices.

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Dear Ms Domeracki,

Please accept our apologies for the late response to your information
request.

Thank you for your information request of 21st July 2008 under the
Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA). Aberdeen City
Council (ACC) has completed the necessary search for the information
requested.

The following information can be supplied:

- Please find attached EHRIA dated 07/05/08.

- Please also find attached copy of an email provided to the corporate
director when budget cuts were being considered that touch on some
impact issues. This is the only recorded information.

We are unable to provide you with EHRIAs on Choices day service for
2006,2007 as this information is not held by the Council. In order to
comply with its obligations under the terms of section 17 of the Freedom
of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA) the Council must issue an
official notice in relation to any requests for information not held by
it. I therefore enclose an Information Not Held notice. There is not an
earlier equality and human rights impact assessment that pre-dates the
decision to close the centre and, although equalities considerations
were taken into account in arriving at the final decision, they were not
written in this particular format.

We are unable to provide you with any information received on the
monitoring and reviewing effects of the closure of Choices on the users
as this information is exempt from disclosure. In order to comply with
its obligations under the terms of section 16 of the Freedom of
Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA) the Council must issue official
refusal notices in relation to any requests for which it is claiming an
exemption under the FOISA. I therefore enclose a refusal notice which
specifically refuses your request under the terms of 38(1)(b) - Personal
Information of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002.

We hope this helps with your enquiry.

Yours sincerely,

Jean Reid
FOI Compliance Assistant

FURTHER INFORMATION

Aberdeen City Council’s Complaints Procedure under the FOISA

An applicant who is dissatisfied with the way in which Aberdeen City
Council has dealt with his/her request for information under section
1(1) of the FOISA regime, may, by virtue of section 20 of the FOISA,
require Aberdeen City Council to review its actions and/or decisions in
relation to that request.

If you wish Aberdeen City Council to review its actions and/or
decisions with respect to your request for information, you should write
to the City Archivist, Resources Management, Aberdeen City Council, Old
Town House, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1AQ. The City Archivist will
arrange for your application for review to be considered by the Review
Panel. The Review Panel will write to you informing you of its decision
not later than twenty working days after receipt of your request
requiring that a review be made. By virtue of section 21 of the FOISA,
the Review Panel will also provide you with a statement of its reasons
for arriving at the decision it has made.

Your request for review should reach Aberdeen City Council by no later
than 14th October 2008. Your request for review must be in writing (or
in another form which has some permanency and is capable of being used
for subsequent reference i.e. audio/video tape recording). You must
state your name and address for correspondence. You must also give
details of the information which you originally requested from Aberdeen
City Council, and must state the reasons why you are dissatisfied with
the way in which your application for information has been dealt with.

Your Right to Complain to the Scottish Information Commissioner

By virtue of Section 47 of the FOISA, a person who is dissatisfied with
a Notice issued by Aberdeen City Council under Section 21 of the FOISA,
may apply to the Scottish Information Commissioner, for a decision as to
whether, in any respect specified in that application, the request for
information under section 1(1) of the FOISA, has been dealt with by
Aberdeen City Council in accordance with Part 1 of the FOISA.

An application to the Scottish Information Commissioner must be made in
writing (or in another form having some permanency ie a video/tape
recording) within six months of receipt of a section 21 Notice by the
applicant. An applicant must state his/her name and address. An
applicant must also specify: -

- the request for information to which the requirement for review by
Aberdeen City Council relate;
- the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction
pertaining to the applicants request for review;
- the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction
pertaining to the decision given in the section 21 Notice.

The Scottish Information Commissioner can be contacted at:

Scottish Information Commissioner, Kinburn Castle, Doubledykes Road, St
Andrews, Fife, KY16 9BS
(Telephone - 01334 464610; Fax - 01334 464611; Email -
[email address]
<mailto:[email address]> )

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear Foi Enquiries, As you state above that there were no EHRIAs
written prior to the EHRIA of 07/05/08 regarding the closure of
Choices can you please clarify and cornfirm that these do not
exist. Therefore Is the written and printed statement in the EHRIA
of 07/05/08 on Page 13,Step 7,Section 21 proper and true:-

QUOTE "An EHRIA was carried out to pull together all the relevant
information, which was taken into account in formulating the budget
proposal".

This budget proposal was not made public until 14/02/08,so
therefore can the above statement be regarded as a falsehood.

your sincerely Rhonda Domeracki (Mrs) Secretary of Future Choices.

Dear Ms Domeracki,

Thank you for your information request of 11th September 2008 under the
Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA). Aberdeen City
Council (ACC) has completed the necessary search for the information
requested.

Please accept our sincerest apologies for the delay in responding to
your enquiries. I have had much difficulty in contacting the relevant
and most appropriate persons to respond to this enquiry due to annual
leave and public holidays.

I have been assured that the EHRIA will be available on 27th October. I
will send it to you as soon as possible.

I have attached the completed Strategy Report that is also available
through the publicly available Council Agenda on the following link on
the ACC website:

http://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/acci/web/...

If you are unhappy with this response please do not hesitate to contact
me. Please once again accept our sincerest apologies.

Yours sincerely,

Jean Reid
FOI Compliance Assistant

FURTHER INFORMATION

Aberdeen City Council’s Complaints Procedure under the FOISA

An applicant who is dissatisfied with the way in which Aberdeen City
Council has dealt with his/her request for information under section
1(1) of the FOISA regime, may, by virtue of section 20 of the FOISA,
require Aberdeen City Council to review its actions and/or decisions in
relation to that request.

If you wish Aberdeen City Council to review its actions and/or
decisions with respect to your request for information, you should write
to the City Archivist, Resources Management, Aberdeen City Council, Old
Town House, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1AQ. The City Archivist will
arrange for your application for review to be considered by the Review
Panel. The Review Panel will write to you informing you of its decision
by not later than twenty working days after receipt of your request
requiring that a review be made. By virtue of section 21 of the FOISA,
the Review Panel will also provide you with a statement of its reasons
for arriving at the decision it has made.

Your request for review should reach Aberdeen City Council by no later
than 14th January 2008. Your request for review must be in writing (or
in another form which has some permanency and is capable of being used
for subsequent reference i.e. audio/video tape recording). You must
state your name and address for correspondence. You must also give
details of the information which you originally requested from Aberdeen
City Council, and must state the reasons why you are dissatisfied with
the way in which your application for information has been dealt with.

Your Right to Complain to the Scottish Information Commissioner

By virtue of Section 47 of the FOISA, a person who is dissatisfied with
a Notice issued by Aberdeen City Council under Section 21 of the FOISA,
may apply to the Scottish Information Commissioner, for a decision as to
whether, in any respect specified in that application, the request for
information under section 1(1) of the FOISA, has been dealt with by
Aberdeen City Council in accordance with Part 1 of the FOISA.

An application to the Scottish Information Commissioner must be made in
writing (or in another form having some permanency ie a video/tape
recording) within six months of receipt of a section 21 Notice by the
applicant. An applicant must state his/her name and address. An
applicant must also specify: -

- the request for information to which the requirement for review by
Aberdeen City Council relate;
- the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction
pertaining to the applicants request for review;
- the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction
pertaining to the decision given in the section 21 Notice.

The Scottish Information Commissioner can be contacted at:

Scottish Information Commissioner, Kinburn Castle, Doubledykes Road, St
Andrews, Fife, KY16 9BS
(Telephone - 01334 464610; Fax - 01334 464611; Email -
[email address]
<mailto:[email address]> )

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear Foi Enquiries The strategy produced was for a different FOI
question and not on specific EHRIAs for Choices services.. But my
question asked on 4 September 2008 still remains unanswered.The
question being; You stated that there were no EHRIAs written prior
to the EHRIA of 07/05/08 regarding the closure of Choices can you
please clarify and cornfirm that these do not exist. Therefore Is
the written and printed statement in the EHRIAof 07/05/08 on Page
13,Step 7,Section 21 proper and true:-

QUOTE "An EHRIA was carried out to pull together all the relevant
information, which was taken into account in formulating the budget
proposal".

This budget proposal was not made public until 14/02/08,so
therefore can the above statement be regarded as a falsehood.

your sincerely Rhonda Domeracki (Mrs) Secretary of Future Choices.

Yours sincerely,

Rhonda Domeracki

Dear Ms Domeracki,

Thank you for your information request of 21st July 2008 and your email
of this morning under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002
(FOISA). Aberdeen City Council (ACC) has completed the necessary search
for the information requested.

Enquiry:
As you state above that there were no EHRIAs written prior to the EHRIA
of 07/05/08 regarding the closure of Choices can you please clarify and
cornfirm that these do not exist. Therefore Is the written and printed
statement in the EHRIA of 07/05/08 on Page 13,Step 7,Section 21 proper
and true:-

QUOTE "An EHRIA was carried out to pull together all the relevant
information, which was taken into account in formulating the budget
proposal".

This budget proposal was not made public until 14/02/08,so therefore
can the above statement be regarded as a falsehood.

The following information can be supplied:

This statement is proper and true, as impact assessments were
undertaken as part of the strategic analysis process. However, these
assessments were not brought together into one EHRIA. This was an
oversight on officers part, due to the author of the report going into
premature labour 2 days after the Council meeting, and this
administrative task not being completed.

We hope this helps with your enquiry and apologise for the delay in the
response.

Yours sincerely,

Jean Reid
FOI Compliance Assistant

FURTHER INFORMATION

Aberdeen City Council’s Complaints Procedure under the FOISA

An applicant who is dissatisfied with the way in which Aberdeen City
Council has dealt with his/her request for information under section
1(1) of the FOISA regime, may, by virtue of section 20 of the FOISA,
require Aberdeen City Council to review its actions and/or decisions in
relation to that request.

If you wish Aberdeen City Council to review its actions and/or
decisions with respect to your request for information, you should write
to the City Archivist, Resources Management, Aberdeen City Council, Old
Town House, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1AQ. The City Archivist will
arrange for your application for review to be considered by the Review
Panel. The Review Panel will write to you informing you of its decision
by not later than twenty working days after receipt of your request
requiring that a review be made. By virtue of section 21 of the FOISA,
the Review Panel will also provide you with a statement of its reasons
for arriving at the decision it has made.

Your request for review should reach Aberdeen City Council by no later
than 12th December 2008. Your request for review must be in writing (or
in another form which has some permanency and is capable of being used
for subsequent reference i.e. audio/video tape recording). You must
state your name and address for correspondence. You must also give
details of the information which you originally requested from Aberdeen
City Council, and must state the reasons why you are dissatisfied with
the way in which your application for information has been dealt with.

Your Right to Complain to the Scottish Information Commissioner

By virtue of Section 47 of the FOISA, a person who is dissatisfied with
a Notice issued by Aberdeen City Council under Section 21 of the FOISA,
may apply to the Scottish Information Commissioner, for a decision as to
whether, in any respect specified in that application, the request for
information under section 1(1) of the FOISA, has been dealt with by
Aberdeen City Council in accordance with Part 1 of the FOISA.

An application to the Scottish Information Commissioner must be made in
writing (or in another form having some permanency ie a video/tape
recording) within six months of receipt of a section 21 Notice by the
applicant. An applicant must state his/her name and address. An
applicant must also specify: -

- the request for information to which the requirement for review by
Aberdeen City Council relate;
- the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction
pertaining to the applicants request for review;
- the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction
pertaining to the decision given in the section 21 Notice.

The Scottish Information Commissioner can be contacted at:

Scottish Information Commissioner, Kinburn Castle, Doubledykes Road, St
Andrews, Fife, KY16 9BS
(Telephone - 01334 464610; Fax - 01334 464611; Email -
[email address]
<mailto:[email address]> )

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear FoI Enquiries Team Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council

My oringinal question to you on 21 July 2008 Quote:

"I wish to request all EHRIA`s on Choices day service for 2006,2007
and 2008-present.I wish this to include the EHRIA that was done
before 7/5/08 and is mentioned on page 13 of the EHRIA dated
7/5/08. I also wish to request any information received on the
monitoring and reviewing effects of the closure of Choices on the
users as used to correlate the above EHRIA`s."

Your follow up reply on 22 August 2008 to this was Quote:

"We are unable to provide you with EHRIAs on Choices day service
for 2006,2007 as this information is not held by the Council. In
order to comply with its obligations under the terms of section 17
of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA) the
Council must issue an official notice in relation to any requests
for information not held by it. I therefore enclose an Information
Not Held notice. There is not an earlier equality and human rights
impact assessment that pre-dates the decision to close the centre
and, although equalities considerations were taken into account in
arriving at the final decision, they were not written in this
particular format."

My follow up question to you on 4 September 2008 Quote:

"As you state above that there were no EHRIAs written prior to the
EHRIA of 07/05/08 regarding the closure of Choices can you please
clarify and cornfirm that these do not exist. Therefore Is the
written and printed statement in the EHRIA of 07/05/08 on Page
13,Step 7,Section 21 proper and true:-

QUOTE "An EHRIA was carried out to pull together all the relevant
information, which was taken into account in formulating the budget
proposal".

This budget proposal was not made public until 14/02/08,so
therefore can the above statement be regarded as a falsehood."

Your recent repy of 16 October 2008 now states Quote:

"This statement is proper and true, as impact assessments were
undertaken as part of the strategic analysis process. However,
these assessments were not brought together into one EHRIA. This
was an oversight on officers part, due to the author of the report
going into premature labour 2 days after the Council meeting, and
this administrative task not being completed."

So are you now saying that assesments were produced prior and post
budget period outlining the Impact on the Closure of Choices
daycare,but due to a pregnancy in the office the EHRIA was never
produced and this is regarded as a foresight?

In my original question I also asked Quote: "I also wish to request
any information received on the monitoring and reviewing effects of
the closure of Choices on the users as used to correlate the above
EHRIA`s"

Can I deduce from your reply on 16 October 2008 assesments were
produced that this information and documents were withheld from my
original FOI request of 21 July 2008.Can I aslo deduce that your
repy on 22 August 2008 is in fact a falsehood.As your answer on 22
August 2008 contradicts any previous answers you gave pertaining to
my previous questions and requirements regarding the closure of the
Choices daycare services and use use of the Choices building.

Yours sincerely,

Rhonda Domeracki, Secretary, Future Choices.

Dear Ms Domeracki,

This email is in response to your recent FOI inquiries to Aberdeen City Council regarding EHRIAs on the 2008/09 Budget. I am concerned that our email correspondence is not resolving the issues from your perspective, and I feel there may be some misunderstandings in terms of timings and process etc. Please can I therefore suggest that we have a face-to-face meeting, which will hopefully help to answer all of your questions, and help identify any further information you may require?

I am available at the following times:

4pm Wednesday 22 October
4pm Thursday 22 October
3pm Friday 24th October
12noon Monday 27th October
12noon Monday 28th October

Please let me know if any of these times would suit you?

Many Thanks,

Abi

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Dear FoI Enquiries Team Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council.

In your reply of 22 August 2008 you state that:

"We are unable to provide you with any information received on the
monitoring and reviewing effects of the closure of Choices on the
users as this information is exempt from disclosure. In order to
comply with its obligations under the terms of section 16 of the
Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA) the Council must
issue official refusal notices in relation to any requests for
which it is claiming an exemption under the FOISA. I therefore
enclose a refusal notice which specifically refuses your request
under the terms of 38(1)(b) - Personal Information of the Freedom
of Information (Scotland) Act 2002."

Could you first of all tell me why this information exempt from
diclosure and cannot be released? secondly what is needed to have
this information released?

Yours sincerely,

Rhonda Domeracki,Secretary, Future Choices.

Dear Abigail Tierney, The timings are certainly not a
misunderstanding on my part. If you look at my FOI requests which
are available for anyone to view on the Internet you will see the
replies from Aberdeen city Council are in a confused state.Please
read them carefully. If you feel you can alleviate any of the
problems your Dept is having with my questions.I am sure we can
meet.I will have a second person with me during this meeting.

Yours sincerely,

Rhonda Domeracki,Secretary, Future Choices.

Rhonda,

Thank you for responding so quickly to my email. I wasn't suggesting that there was any misunderstanding on your part at all, so I am sorry if my email read like that. Please can you let me know which times listed in my original email would be most appropriate for you?

Kind Regards,

Abi

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Dear Ms Domeracki

I am writing further to your request for clarification dated 21 October 2008. The information you request was held in the refusal notice attached to our original response, the material content of which is reproduced below.

The information is being withheld under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. The exemption which applies to this information is section 38(1)(b) of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act (FOISA).

You requested "any information received on the monitoring and reviewing effects of the closure of Choices on the users as used to correlate the above EHRIA`s."

Aberdeen City Council (ACC) are of the opinion that this exemption applies because the only information on the review and monitoring effects of the closure of Choices on users is a range of information relating to those clients who were still in receipt of health and care services. This would be personal /individual and confidential to them and held in their case files. To disclose this information would breach the data protection principles.

The exemption claimed by ACC is an absolute exemption and therefore ACC is not obliged under the terms of the FOISA to provide you with the information requested.

If you have any queries about this letter, please contact me. Please remember to quote the reference number above in any future communications.

If you are unhappy with the service you have received in relation to your request and wish to make a complaint or request a review of our decision, you should apply before 22 December 2008 to:

City Archivist
Office of the City Solicitor
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ.

If you are not content with the outcome of your complaint, you may apply directly to the Office of the Scottish Information Commissioner (OSIC) for a decision. Generally, OSIC cannot make a decision unless you have exhausted the review procedure provided by the Council. The Scottish Information Commissioner can be contacted at:

The Office of the Scottish Information Commissioner
Kinburn Castle
Doubledykes Road
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9DS.

Yours sincerely

Jean Johnson
Records Manager

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear City Archivist, The information you hold that is personal to
the individuals who attended Choices daycare services should be
made accessable to them. Can you please tell me how to access this
information as I am an ex Choices member and the other ex members
of Choices are now members of Future Choices and we all wish to
access this personal information that is held on us. If you let me
know how to do this I will pass it on to the ex choices
members.There is no reference with your reply. Yours truly Rhonda
Domeracki Secretary Future Choices

Dear Abigail Tierney, We are now able to come to a meeting with you
on Monday the 27th October at 12:00 noon. Please give me details as
to where the meeting will be held. Thank you.

Yours sincerely,

Rhonda Domeracki

Dear Ms Domeracki

Enquiry number 6361

Thank you for your enquiry of 24 October 2008 requesting information
about how to access your Social Work records.

This type of request is governed by Section 7 of the Data Protection
Act 1998, and as such is categorised as a “subject access request”.
We can provide the information within the statutory time limit of 40
days, on receipt of the standard fee for subject access requests, of
£10.

The Aberdeen City Council web page
http://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/ACCI/web/...
provides information on how to access your social work record. In brief,
each person needs to complete a form, which is attached to this email
and send it to:

The Chief Social Work Officer
St Nicholas House
Broad Street
ABERDEEN
AB10 1AX
Tel: 01224 522000

I trust this information is satisfactory, however should you have any
further queries regarding this matter please let me know.

If you have any queries about this letter, please contact me. Please
remember to quote the reference number above in any future
communications.

Yours sincerely

Jean Johnson
Records Manager

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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Dear Ms Domeracki,

Thank you for your email.

It has come to our attention that EHRC is meeting next week to consider matters relating to Choices. In light of this it would be inappropriate to meet with you until the EHRC's position is clear. I therefore suggest we postpone our meeting until after a decision has been taken. Once the Council has received confirmation of the EHRC's decision, I will get back in touch and we can agree appropriate next steps.

Kind Regards,

Abi

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Dear Ms Tierney, Thank you for getting back to me.I feel that a
meeting is needed immaterial of the EHRC meeting.As I am Still
wanting my original FOI questions clarified.These have I feel been
side stepped by A.C.C as no precise answer has yet been given to
them.As you are now using the EHRC not to meet I can only assume
that my issues are again being side stepped and I now feel that
further action is needed to be taken.Therefore I feel I must now
take this issue up with the Scottish Information Commissioner.
Yours sincerely

R.Domeracki,(Mrs)

Dear Chief Social Work Officer, Enquiry number 6361, Thank you for
your reply,You said that this service costs £10, But you omitted to
mention under certain circumstances this fee is waived(ACC
website).Could you please tell me what these circumstances are?

Yours sincerely,

Mrs R Domeracki

Dear Mrs Domeracki

I have forwarded your request for clarification below to the Office of
the Chief Social Work Office who will handle your request and can
explain how to Access your Social Work Records and in what circumstances
the fee may be waived.

Regards

Jean Johnson

FoI Enquiries Team
Resources Management (City Solicitor)
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Tel: 01224 522875/522521
Fax: 01224 638556
email: [Aberdeen City Council request email]

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24/10/2008 19:21 >>>
Dear Chief Social Work Officer, Enquiry number 6361, Thank you for
your reply,You said that this service costs £10, But you omitted
to
mention under certain circumstances this fee is waived(ACC
website).Could you please tell me what these circumstances are?

Yours sincerely,

Mrs R Domeracki

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