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Wendy Worsley made this Freedom of Information request to Burnley Borough Council
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From: Wendy Worsley
1 October 2008
Dear Sir or Madam,
I should like to know if the council uses Potential Violent Warning
markers (or similar description) against its citizens in any of its
databases. In particular if these markers are used:
1 how many databases are they used in?
2 who is the senior nominated person in the council who makes the
decision that a person should have such a
marker added to his/her records?
3 what is the mean time to review the presence of these markers,
also what are the shortest and longest times between reviews?
4 how many such markers are current at the present time (or if a
date is required, 1/10/08)?
5 how many of the persons with such markers have you written to, to
inform them that a marker exists against their personal record?
6 if/when you have written to them, on how many occasions have you
explained the reason(s) why they have a marker against their
record?
Yours faithfully,
Wendy
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Burnley Borough Council
29 October 2008
Please find attached our response in relation to your recent request on
potential violent warning markers
Vicky White
FOI Link Officer (People & Law)
>>> Wendy Worsley <[FOI #3318 email]> 01/10/2008
21:21 >>>
Dear Sir or Madam,
I should like to know if the council uses Potential Violent Warning
markers (or similar description) against its citizens in any of its
databases. In particular if these markers are used: 1 how many
databases are they used in? 2 who is the senior nominated person in
the council who makes the decision that a person should have such a
marker added to his/her records? 3 what is the mean time to review
the presence of these markers, also what are the shortest and
longest times between reviews? 4 how many such markers are current
at the present time (or if a date is required, 1/10/08)? 5 how many
of the persons with such markers have you written to, to inform
them that a marker exists against their personal record? 6 if/when
you have written to them, on how many occasions have you explained
the reason(s) why they have a marker against their record?
Yours faithfully,
Wendy
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