Birth, marriage & death certificates
Dear British Broadcasting Corporation,
In light of the recent Andrew Neil Sunday Politics Show where it was revealed that the BBC obtained Stephen Christopher Yaxley's birth certificate:
1.) How many birth, marriage and death (BMD) certificates has the BBC obtained or purchased?
2.) How much does the BBC pay for each BMD certificate?
3.) Please provide a list of all the names of the people whose certificates have been obtained or purchased.
4.) What justification was given for obtaining or purchasing each certificate?
Yours faithfully,
N. James
Dear Mr James,
Thank you for your request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, as detailed in your email below. Your request was received on 18th June 2013. We will deal with your request as promptly as possible, and at the latest within 20 working days. If you have any queries about your request, please contact us at the address below.
The reference number for your request is RFI20130869.
Kind regards
The Information Policy & Compliance Team
BBC Freedom of Information
BC2 B6, Broadcast Centre
201 Wood Lane
London W12 7TP
www.bbc.co.uk/foi
Email: [BBC request email]
Tel: 020 8008 2882
Dear N. James,
Please find attached the response to your request for information,
reference RFI20130869
Yours sincerely
BBC Information Policy and Compliance
Room BC2 B6
Broadcast Centre
White City
London
W12 7TS
UK
Website: [1]www.bbc.co.uk/foi
Email: [2]mailto:[BBC request email]
Tel: 020 8008 2883
Fax: 020 8008 2398
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Peter Jones left an annotation ()
Computer says no.
I can sense their favourite "information is exempt as it is held for the purposes of journalism, art or literature" excuse being trotted out.
They use that get out more than half of the time.