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Sheila Oliver (Account suspended) made this Freedom of Information request to Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
The request was refused by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council.
From: Sheila Oliver (Account suspended)
28 February 2010
Dear Stockport Borough Council,
On February 25th 2010 at the full Council meeting, Mr. Parnell,
whom the Council erroneously accused of the 'offence' of a sneeze
and caused him to be repeatedly sent to prison, again tried to ask
a council meeting question and was yet again refused. I think the
question he tried to ask was something like - Does Stockport
Council regret the trauma and distress caused to me and my family
by their actions with resulted in my being sent to prison for an
offence which did not even happen? Were in in his shoes I think I
would have been a lot more forthright than that. Which council
official or councillor refused him permission to ask that question?
Was it the Chief Executive - John Schulz, The Council Solicitor -
Barry Khan, The Leader - Councillor Dave Goddard, the Deputy Leader
- Sue Derbyshire or was it Councillor Weldon, Executive Councillor
for Children and Young People's Directorate?
Kind regards
Yours faithfully,
Sheila Oliver
Freedom of Information, Environmental and Human Rights Campaigner
From: FOI Officer
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
11 March 2010
Dear Mrs Oliver,
Thank you for your request for information below which has been given
reference FOI 2749. Please quote this on any correspondence regarding your
request.
Stockport Council will respond to your request within 20 working days. If
there will be a charge for disbursements e.g. photocopying in order to
provide the information, we will inform you as soon as possible to see if
you wish to proceed; however such charges are usually waived if they
amount to less than £10.
Yours sincerely,
Claire Naven
Claire Naven
Data Protection & Freedom of Information Officer
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
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From: FOI Officer
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
26 March 2010
Dear Mrs Oliver,
I am writing in response to your request for information below (Ref 2749).
Under section 40(5)(b)(i) Freedom of Information Act 2000, the Council can
neither confirm nor deny that it holds the requested information. As we
have previously explained to you, confirming that we hold information
about a third party in connection with a particular matter tells you
something about that individual. This means that the information is that
person's personal data. Similarly, confirming that the Council does not
hold information about a third party in connection with a particular
matter also tells you something about that individual, meaning that the
information is that person's personal data.
If you are unhappy with the way we have handled your request you are
entitled to ask for an internal review. Any internal review will be
carried out by a senior member of staff who was not involved with your
original request. To ask for an internal review, contact
[1][email address] in the first instance.
If you are unhappy with the outcome of any internal review, you are
entitled to complain to the Information Commissioner. To do so, contact:
Information Commissioner's Office
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[2]www.ico.gov.uk
01625 545 745
Yours sincerely,
Claire Naven
Claire Naven
Data Protection & Freedom of Information Officer
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
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