Gifts, payments etc. received by Ian Taylor

Dear Mr Brough,

Thank you for your email dated 11 February 2009 that we received on the
same day.
We shall deal with your request promptly and provide you with response
by 11 March 2009.

If you have any queries about your request, please contact me.

Kind Regards

Katarina Ndrepepaj

Freedom of Information and Resources Coordinator

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Dear Mr Brough,

Thank you for your emails dated 11 February 2009, which included the
following requests for information. Responses to both are covered in
this reply.

Request 1
"Please supply copies of all correspondence by any medium (eg letter,
email, fax or notes of telephone calls)between Ian Taylor, MP and the
Gladedale Group, and any directors or employees of the group, and with
Network Rail, from January 2005 onwards."

This information is not held by the House of Commons

Information held by individual MPs and their offices is not subject to
the provisions of the FOI Act and the House of Commons does not have
access to this information. In addition, the House does not hold copies
of emails or other correspondence between MPs and others.

Request 2
"Kindly supply details of all payments, gifts, hospitality, shares,
privileges, benefits etc. received by Ian Taylor from Remo Dipre, the
Gladedale Group, or Lexington Communications, other directly, indirectly
or through a third party."

The extent to which the House holds information relating to your request
can be found on the Register of Members' Interests, where MPs must
declare gifts and other benefits that exceed one per cent of the value
of their parliamentary salary. Copies of the Register are published on
the Parliament website and can be found on the following link:
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa...
You may, if dissatisfied with the treatment of your request, ask the
House of Commons to conduct an internal review of this decision.
Requests for internal review should be addressed to: Freedom of
Information Officer, Department of Resources, House of Commons London
SW1 OAA or [House of Commons request email]. Please ensure that you specify the
nature of your complaint and any arguments or points that you wish to
make.

If you remain dissatisfied, you may appeal to the Information
Commissioner at Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF.

Bob Castle
Head of Information Rights and Information Services

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